A small iron lamp with a handle, burning oil or tallow; also, a sort of triangular iron candlestick with one or more sockets for candles, having the…

an oil lamp with a closed reservoir, able to be moved without spillage of oil.

A lamp in which an incandescent mantle is heated by a jet of burning gas.

A kind of railway lamp. More fully moaler lamp.

a small lamp designed to stand on a table; (also occasionally) any lamp used to light a table.

(a) see quot. 1884; (b) a lamp in which the flame is driven on to a surface by a current of air; a blow-lamp.

(see quots.).

Illumination provided by burning acetylene; (also) an acetylene lamp.

an electric lamp in which the envelope is made of quartz, which allows ultraviolet light to pass through it.

Any of various kinds of spirit lamp or stove, esp. a portable one. In later use chiefly attributive, as Etna lamp, Etna stove. Now historical.

A lantern made from a metal pail or can. In later use historical.