Argand Lamp

Henry N. Hooper and Company American

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These lamps (see also 2002.391.2a--e) are early examples of the work of Henry N. Hooper and Company, a leading purveyor of lighting fixtures in mid-nineteenth-century Boston. The lamps are rare in retaining their original surface. Their simple, architectural design relates to the abstract classicism of the prevailing "Grecian plain style" in architecture and furniture.

Argand Lamp, Henry N. Hooper and Company (ca. 1831–68), Brass and glass, American

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Argand Lamp, Henry N. Hooper and Company (ca. 1831–68), Brass and glass, American
Argand Lamp, Henry N. Hooper and Company (ca. 1831–68), Brass and glass, American

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