Lamplight 110 Chamber Oil Lamp Review

I ordered these based on some very good reviews. We have power cuts quite often, and I remember my grandparents having something similar as a kid and always ready - as opposed to fast-burning candles and flashlights with expensive dead batteries, they were always ready with some handy kerosene. So I bought 4 thinking they would be a good gift for my house and for my son. It's fairly small, and that's okay, but the metal mechanism could very well have been aluminum foil. It's very thin and snaps

For $13 with a small change, this lamp is good and serviceable. It came to me whole and well packaged. The quality is not at the highest level, but the lamp was cheap here too. The chimney is glass, quite thin. I have to be careful not to break it. The metal parts are a bit flimsy and even rusty at the base where it attaches to the glass oil chamber. The chimney is tilted over the glass part, so everything looks a bit crooked. Although it has a handle, I wouldn't recommend walking around with…

The Lamplight 110 (I bought mine from Revain with Prime shipping) is a functional, cozy light fixture for decorative lighting, emergencies or, if you live like me, as a kid, everyday lighting afterwards dark. The parts of a standard table lamp with a flat wick are the source (the base where the fuel is stored), the burner (the metal part in the middle where the wick is held), the adjustment knob (a protrusion you might not see like see in the stock photo, but controls the height of the wick)…