Antique Brass Center-Draft Banquet Lamp, Attributed to Plume & Atwood "Royal" c. 1890s — Custard Glass Shade, Electrified

A genuine antique center-draft kerosene banquet lamp, attributed to Plume & Atwood's "Royal" line, c. 1890–1905 — later electrified for modern use. The brass font and pedestal carry a decorative embossed white-metal band, crowned by a ribbed yellow custard/opaline glass dome shade that glows warmly when lit.

P&A of Waterbury, Connecticut was among America's premier lamp makers, and this form — center-draft font, pierced band, ribbed opaline shade — closely matches documented Royal No. 1 examples of the 1890s.

Details

• Attribution: Plume & Atwood "Royal" type, c. 1890–1905 (unmarked where visible)
• Form: Center-draft kerosene banquet lamp, electrified later
• Shade: Ribbed custard/opaline glass
• Height: 18"

Condition

Good antique condition with attractive patina to the brass. Missing the clear glass chimney that would pass through the shade opening (replaceable; displays complete-looking without it). Electrics untested — have wiring inspected before regular use.

One of a kind — only one available.