While many modern lighting sources make great use of modern technology, kerosene lamps remain a classic and unique piece of decor. The invention of kerosene is credited to James Peale in the late eighteenth century. During the 1780s, Swiss chemist Francois-Pierre-Amedee Argand improved an oil lamp with kerosene and made it five to ten times brighter than its predecessor. The advent of kerosene came after Gesner's discovery of fossil fuels. The substance produced by distillation of coal is a…

One of the most famous types of lamps is a Tiffany lamp. This style of lamp is known for its beautiful glass shade and was created by the famous designer Louis Comfort Tiffany. These are part of the Art Nouveau movement and are still considered a classic. If you are interested in purchasing a Tiffany lamp for your home, read on for tips to choose the right one for your space. This article will give you more information on these amazing pieces of lighting.…

Although the kerosene lamp didn’t become popular until the later half of the nineteenth century, its influence still can be found in many modern architectural styles today. Even before that time, the kerosene lamp enjoyed a loyal…

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