Ohh la la a Lilor lamp just landed in my lap!

I never thought I would find a Lilor and wonder how it came to be used in a blacksmith’s shop here in deepest Aberdeenshire. @Michel need not be jealous, this must be the plainest, crappiest Lilor lamp possible. I’ll clean it up a bit but am quite certain that anything else will be beyond me.

 

A nice find which won't look too crappy when it's been cleaned and polished.

 

A lucky find!

 

Good find and it looks like all parts are there.

 

Excellent!


Cheers

Tony

 

Thanks, lads. Do you really think it’s all there @WimVe?

 

Hi Jean,

Welcome to the "Lilor Lamp" family. Good catch! Exterior wise it seems fairly complete,
but it misses the outer cowl head with shade holder. Check the steel bottom plate, often
pin holes and also problems with stuck controls. GOOD LUCK!
ca. 1930 Lilor "Transformable" model nr. 1935 lamp

/Conny

 

This lamp seems complete or almost complete to me and it should work after a good cleaning and disassembly.
The lower part of the burner, on which we attach the glass tulip or the globe, seems strange to me but we will see better with a few photos when everything is clean
The STA burner is very stable
Good catch

 

Jean, you can see what is missing here .... Maybe possible to reproduce. Pete?

/Conny