...and not the shade, the model would be TL 116; the dating for the “pork pie” version of the 106/116 lamps is more tightly 1945-1949. Was that...
Picked up this little beauty the other day. A few hours on the bench getting a little clean up, new service kit, new mantle and she pumped up and...
Hello all, I picked this fine example of a Tilley X246 Pork Pie up last weekend. Nothing has been changed on this lamp except a wipe down. I don't...
Good pick-up @Tony Press it is strange to see that particular pump on a Pork Pie lamp.
...says, received wisdom is that these are the transition from the pork pie to the first Guardsman x246's and they're not that common. Nice to find!
Now then, thanks for that Henry. I set a pair of long-jaw calipers at 5 9/16", that is bang-on the correct diameter to sit on the outer rolled-lip...
As far as I know, the last of the Tilley X-246 Pork Pie lanterns were marketed with brown hoods, but I do not recall seeing any paperwork on the...
The yellow and orange hoods turn up on the first 3 versions of the pork pie so I don't believe the colour can be used to date the lanterns.
@Simon Henderson You’re probably right. The globe and hood fit the period, and these speculum plated “pork pie” pumps aren’t very common. Tony
That is an absolute ripper of a lamp. I have a pork pie TL106 but not in this condition. Congrats on a great addition.
...is the lamp in the Reference Gallery: Tilley TL136/IP (1946-49; 'Pork Pie') I also found another in my stash: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The two...
...and that's about it. I had a spare black, reproduction Tilley Pork Pie hood to rest on top to see how it looks. I think I might get a brass one...
...tanks. Just enough left for this little creation. The repro Pork Pie hood is now fixed properly and will stay on it. Also, I think over a...
I am fettling a pork pie like this at the moment and the little brass screw in the lid top has cheated. It looks to be brass. Does anyone know the...
..., for the Tilley men, what maybe the true story behind the x246 pork pie with the brown hood. Were they an export model, are they in any sales...
...but I think my next lamp i would like to buy is a nice condition pork pie tilley [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Hi, I was quite lucky to find a pork pie lantern at a boot sale for £10, in quite good condition, kept the patina of age ang just gave it a wipe,...
...lamps” this would have been while Tilley was still manufacturing Pork Pie table lamps… EDIT: Of course it could have been a cream HL4:...
...I tend to go for the Halfords brand paint, its reasonably priced and easy to source... Since this is my first and only pork pie I may just try it.
...and polished. Also, the burner cleaned and a new mantle fitted. Now all running very well. I hope you enjoy the photos of this vintage pork pie...
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