You're looking at a Antique C.F.A. Hinrichs New York Brass Student Oil Lamp converted to electrical.

Student lamps, popular in the late 19th century, were designed to provide ample light for reading and studying without casting shadows. They typically featured an adjustable arm and a reservoir that could be positioned to balance the weight of the shade, ensuring stability. Many were made of brass and featured decorative elements to appeal to a discerning clientele.

C.F.A. Hinrichs was a notable manufacturer of lamps and lighting fixtures based in New York during the latter half f the 19th century. His company produced a variety of lamps, including the "student lamp" style, known for the quality craftsmanship and elegant designs. These lamps were sought after by collectors for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal, representing a period of innovation in home lighting.

Origin: New York

Time Period: Circa 1970's

H: 21"

W:12"

B: 5"