Offering a rare and visually striking antique emerald green glass kerosene finger lamp. This piece features a unique pressed glass body with four distinct oval medallions. Two of the panels retain clear, high-contrast imagery: a detailed portrait of a Native American woman and a Pilgrim-style woman. The other two panels have softened over time but remain visible under direct light at an angle. All images show up much better under 365nm light as can be seen in the pictures.

The lamp is equipped with its original "White Flame" burner, a high-efficiency design famous for its bright output, manufactured in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The thumbwheel is marked "Scoville Mfg. Co. USA," a prolific brass manufacturer from Waterbury, Connecticut, known for high-quality lamp components.

Item Specifics:
Origin: United States 
Manufacturer: Likely United States Glass Co. (USGC) or similar EAPG contemporary. 
Age: Circa 1895–1910 
Material: Emerald Green Pressed Glass, Brass Burner 
Condition: Excellent antique condition. The green glass is vibrant with no chips or cracks noted. The burner is intact with a natural aged patina. As is typical with these lamps, the surface-applied portraits show varying degrees of wear, with two panels being quite crisp and two being faded/rubbed.

Reference Literature
Book Title: Oil Lamps II: Glass Kerosene Lamps
Author: Catherine M. Thuro
Reference: While the specific portrait variants are rare, similar "Panel and Star" and emerald green finger lamps by the White Flame Light Co. are discussed and illustrated in Chapter 10 (High Efficiency Burners and Lamps), specifically around page 133. Note that Thuro often highlights the "White Flame" burner as a significant technological advancement of the era.

Item dimensions: 8" tall (14.25" with chimney) × 4.75" wide × 5" deep  

Weight of item: 1 lb 12 oz 

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