Lamps and burners new in box (NIB) are highly valued.Īll of these factors combine with the condition of the individual lamp to influence the relative demand and values of Aladdin lamps.Ĭollectors should be aware that internet auctions may not reflect the true value of a lamp. Lamps in near perfect condition with original finish and color, with no defects in manufacture or otherwise are prized.
These colors have always been high in demand by collectors and general antique dealers. the Alacite Lincoln Drape) while others are desirable by virtue of their color alone (i.e. Some are popular for interior decorating (i.e. The popularity and artistic appeal also influence the collectibility of individual styles. In that condition, they have limited value in a collection. Many lamps, and especially the early brass models, have been stripped, burnished, and wired for electricity. Unequal regional distribution of lamps based on time of rural electrification, the activity of traveling salesmen, and even original selling prices explain why some lamps are found in certain areas. Other factors may also limit the number of lamps available to collectors. This relative rarity of certain lamps makes them unique and increases value to a collector. Most collectors search for one specimen of each design and style (color), some of which were originally made in limited numbers (i.e. The demand, and hence price, is created by the collectors, or buyers, who are willing to pay the price asked for the lamp.
The design, color, availability and artistic appeal all contribute to make one lamp more desirable than another. The brand and model number are on the wick knob. Collectors seek all models, beginning with the first lamps sold in 1908, through the MAXbrite Model 500 made today.
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