Exceptional, complete pair of original kerosene lamps intended for horse-drawn vehicles (carriages, buggies) or early automobiles from the early 20th century. These solid, brass lamps are not only a fascinating relic of lighting technology but also an impressive decorative object with a unique vintage character.

The lamps are made of thick, wrought brass, which guaranteed their durability against shocks and weather conditions. They feature a classic, functional design: a cylindrical fuel tank body, a glass chimney (currently may require replacement with an original or antique one), and a solid mounting bracket for attachment to the side of the vehicle. The mechanism allowed for adjustment of the wick and light intensity. They have been preserved in a raw, collectible condition, with a patina of time – traces of use that add to their authenticity. They are ideal for restoration and return to working condition by enthusiasts or for display as industrial, loft, or steampunk-style decor.

This is a real treat for collectors of vintage automobiles, enthusiasts of the history of technology, and those seeking unique, masculine decorations for a garage, workshop, or home. The pair of lamps tells the story of an era when kerosene light was giving way to electric light, and horses shared the roads with the first cars.