Juno lamp
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Juno lantern
by Shelly Tracy (jefftracy@horsemans.com)
Posted: September 27, 1998 @ 20:47.
found an ornate metal table lantern. printed-The New Juno No. 1. Pat.
June 13, 1893. looking for any information. Thank you.
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On September 28, 1998 @ 11:04, Fil Graff, Guild Secretary (fgraff@comcast.net) wrote:
Shelly: NOT a "lantern", but a table lamp! Edward Miller and Co.,
Meriden, CT was the manufacturer. Not much in catalogue info on
Miller...by the time the 1904 catalogue (may still be found, as it
was reprinted in the '70s) was printed, the "New Juno" designation
had evidently become just "Juno". A fairly common (it was a popular
success) center draft lamp, using a round wick (again wick
replacements may be available, depending on the size of the
lamp...there were several varieties from "Tiny Juno" to store and
factory hanging lamps) and burning kerosene. If you can send a photo,
positive identification will be easier, as will suggestions for parts
needed for restoration, if that's in your plans. :: Fil Graff ::