Oil Lamp - Handmade Quality Ceramic, Ancient Greek Style Replica - Brown, 2 Flames, Tabletop

Oil Lamp - Ancient Greek Style Replica, 2 Flames - 3 colors

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Oil Lamp - Handmade Quality Ceramic, Ancient Greek Style Replica - Brown, 2 Flames, Tabletop

Name: Oil Lamp - Handmade Quality Ceramic, Ancient Greek Style Replica - Brown, 2 Flames, Tabletop
Brand: Elitecrafters
SKU: A8-01DO-3-brown
Price: 36 EUR
Availability: InStock

Item Code: A8-01DO-3-brown

Days to Ship: 1 Day

Specifications

Color:	Brown
Material:	Ceramic
Dimensions:	Length 6.8" (17.5cm), Width 3.7" (9.5cm), Height 1.18" (3 cm), Weight 0.41lbs (0.19kg)

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Item Description

Ceramic Oil Lamp, Handmade (Stoneware Quality) Fully Functional Oil Burning Lighting Ornament. 2 Flames Brown Color

This Legendary Oil Lamp Used to Be The Main Lighting Source From The Ancient Greek to The Late Byzantine Era.

Ancient Greek Look Portable Oil Lamp That Consists of a Round Stoneware Oil Chamber, 2 Wick Nozzles and a Thin Handling Thread.

The Package Includes 2 wicks and Instructions of Use.

Just Add Vegetable Burning Oil and Enjoy a Relaxing Illuminating Atmosphere.

Burning Vegetable Oil Provides a Warmer and More Soothing Light.

Ideal for Enhancing Relaxation and Meditation, as Well as General Ambience in a Home Indoors or Outdoors.

Available Also in Sand Beige or Olive Green Colors and With 1 or 6 Wick Nozzles Designs.

Handmade Quality Item

Comes with a Stylish Free Fabric Gift Bag

Please use ONLY Vegetable Burning oil. FIRE HAZARD

Made in Greece - Ships from Greece

Dimensions:

Length 6.7" (17cm)

Width 3.7" (9.5cm)

Height 1.19" (3cm)

Weight 0.44 lbs (0.20kg)

Additional info:

Ceramic or pottery refers to a process of forming, firing or baking, and glazing or decorating a mixture of clay and other materials, then refiring it to harden the glaze.

The three ceramics are earthenware, stoneware and porcelain.

Stoneware is made from a particular type of clay that is fired at high temperatures, generally up to 2,372 °F (or 1,300 °C).

Stoneware, named after its dense stone like quality after firing, is tougher and more durable.