This offering features a rare, matched pair of Fostoria Glass Co. No. 17 Kerosene Banquet Lamps, dating to the first quarter of the 20th century. These "peg" style lamps showcase an elegant eight-panel design across the font, standard, and foot, unified by a baluster-form stem. The lamps are fitted with period No. 3 Duplex slip burners; one is a documented Manhattan Brass Co. (New York) example. The burners feature a nickel-plate finish, adding a bright, clean aesthetic to the colorless glass. They are crowned with matching colorless, frosted-finish ball shades featuring deeply embossed, stylized five-point starfish motifs. **For safety, this pair will be professionally packed and shipped in three separate boxes. Shipping costs include full insurance and premium materials** Origin: United States (Fostoria Glass Co., Moundsville, WV). Age: First quarter 20th century (c. 1900–1920). Material: Colorless Glass (Pressed), Nickel-Plated Brass. Dimensions: 29.25" Total Height; 19.75" to the collar; 7 3/4" Base Diameter. 8 1/8" Shade Height with a 3 7/8" fitter. Chimneys: Both are undamaged; note that one is a non-period replacement that fits snugly. Reference Book: Oil Lamps II: Glass Kerosene Lamps Author: Catherine M.V. Thuro Reference: Page 94, Figure (top right). Weight of items: 8 lb 15.6 oz; 8 lb 9 oz