Chéri Desprin Kerosene Lamp For Sewing Machines, Patented Sgdg—france—late 19th Century, Circa 1900

Chéri Desprin Oil Lamp, designed for illuminating sewing machines, in black-painted metal decorated with gilt scrollwork, with brass and glass elements

It bears the inscription “Chéri Desprin – Breveté S.G.D.G." and a serial number "19820"

The lamp is fitted with an adjustable clamp-type mounting system, allowing it to be securely attached directly to a sewing machine or to a desk. It also features a small control lever on the body of the lamp: turning it to the right releases the fabric, while turning it to the left extinguishes the flame

The lamp has been tested and is still fully functional

A beautiful and rare object dating from the late 19th century, both decorative and a testament to the ingenuity of lighting systems associated with the world of sewing machines

Condition: wear consistent with age and use to the black paint and gilt decoration, with some marks on the metal parts

Original glass shade, in very good condition, with no cracks or chips

Total height: 57 cm including the glass

Period: Late 19th century, circa 1900



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