Hi all, Here is the Radium kerosene incandescent burner with a power of 120 candles in NOS condition. Marketed by Etablissements Paris-Export 41, rue Richer, Paris (9th) House founded in 1894. It is still present in my catalog for the 1913/1914 season. This mouthpiece has never been lit, the wick has just been leveled by burning in the workshop of the time, this mouthpiece uses a very special wick with a kind of seam on the top, which is no longer found. I think an older type 12 Aladdin mantle should be fine for operation. The original glass of the brand is Radium quality guaranteed "Indifferent imported from Silesia" is present. The poppy-shaped guilloché Duplex tank and globe are present in the Baccarat catalog 1903/1905. This burner and surely originated in Germany. The lamp measures 95 cm in height and weighs 5400 grams. Thank you for sharing. Best regards, Titoo.
Excellent and beautiful lamp and burner, Patrick! This Paris-Export 120 version Mod 3 is probably made with an unique gallery design for Paris-Export by the German lamp/burner manufacturer Hugo Schneider (HS/HASAG) and is very similar to HS Kronos 1911 burner. From around 1907 or later! /Conny
