Earthenware kerosene lamp, bohemian crystal and hasag spout

This beautiful kerosene lamp has many advantages: the very fine decoration of flowers and butterflies on the ceramic body (earthenware Porcelain?), the metal parts (copper I think, gilded in places, maybe brass too) finely chiseled and its bohemian crystal glass! On the wheel, we can see a badge with the letters h and s which after research happens to be the trademark of hugo schneider's company in leipzig, also called hasag which was a manufacturer of lamp spouts. This mark was affixed to the wheel by stamping between 1903 and 1928. The glass has a stamp "imported from czechoslovakia – bohemian crystal"... Which would suggest that the rest of the lamp is of french origin: it is therefore reasonable to think that it is a french lamp craftsman who, at the beginning of the 20th century, equipped his creations with an hs spout from germany and a glass from czechoslovakia. If we believe its age, it is in very good condition, no big defects, the wheel always turns and brings out a remnant of the wick, the upper part (above the wheel) is easily unscrewed (i guess this is not where the oil was poured using a funnel), the ceramic part has some rare small spots or marks and two vertical lines but which seem to me to be original and which are not not cracks. The metal parts are patinated, with a little blue corrosion typical of copper, the gilding is faded or absent in places, and rust under the metal base. The glass has scratches and scratches, especially on the stamp and a small chip on the top edge. The body of the lamp is 30 cm high, 53 cm with glass for a maximum diameter of about 11 cm. The set weighs 770g.

Ref. : 72PAJP6W