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Expert Profile: Stuart Driver

Expertise:  KEROSENE/OIL LAMPS, PARTICULARLY THOSE MADE BY EDWARD MILLER & CO. (E.M. & Co.) - U.S.A. Website: www.edwardmillerkeroseneoillamps.com
Experience in collecting and restoring of this brand of lamp, and kerosene or oil lamps for 20 years. My knowledge and expertise is widely recognised and due to the lack of informtion about this sort after lamp on the internet I have created a website dedicated to the central draught lamps of Edward Miller and Co. and it is becoming an information source for this brand of lamp. I am a member of the Lamplighters Guild of Australia I have written a number of articles about Miller Lamps for various publications including Antique magazines. Education/Credentials - BaPS(ccs) Awards and Honors - N.M.,NSWPSM. Past/Present Clients - I assist an internationally based cliental and supply lamp parts internationally.

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What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?  The more I learn about lamps made by Edward Miller, the more I realise that there is to learn.
What do you like about this subject?  The quality, workmanship and very clever patent designs that this company produced
Something interesting about this subject that others may not know:  I encorage you to view my website.
Something controversial or provocative about this subject  There is often mis-identification of these lamps - just because a lamp happens to have a 'Miller' filler cap, or a 'Miller' flame spreader does NOT mean that it is a lamp made by Edward Miller.
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Prestige Points: 40
Knowledge   10.0   Best of the best
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User Comments
Stuart, thank you for your rapid responce and the information. It's more than I had before. Thanks again !
(Tina on 07/06/08)
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Recent Answers from Stuart Driver
2008-07-04  Is this a Karosein lamp-Maybe Military? Lander's, Frary and Clark were a manufacturing company inventing and making household products - mainly from metals. Although I now 'shoot from the hip' so to speak it is my opinion that your devise is...
2008-07-02  Oil lamp identification Hello Joan, Thankyou for your question. What you have are not kerosene oil lamps. They would appear (and I say only 'appear') to be chemistry equipment of some kind. I suggest that you show the...
2008-06-09  Princess Feather oil lamp Hi Bill, The decision to purchase something is purely a matter for you and your judgement. I cannot advise you in the manner you seek. Two 'rules of thumb' I have always advised however 1. Never...
2008-05-04  E.M. & co. Hi, I would need to see a couple of photographs of the lamp to be of assistance to you, particularly of the burner and markings you refer to. Feel free to post them using this site, or directing using...
2008-04-30  Almco lamp Hi Misty, It initially occurs to me that you have an electric lamp, which would be outside of my area of expertise, but it also could be a pre 1900 kerosene or oil lamp since converted. I would need...
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