Getting 18th Century “Lit”: Argand Lamps | Material Matters
Argand Oil Lamps - Patented 1784 — Jane Alexiadis
Argand wall lamp – Works – Museum Collection
Argand lamp - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Argand Lamp | Works | Search the Collection | Baltimore Museum of Art
John Jay Homestead • Argand Lamps
Argand lamp (producing neither smoke nor smell) — Teylers Museum
Anonymous, Italian, 19th century | Argand Lamp with Shade | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pair of Argand Lamps in the Form of Ancient Rhytons SOLD - Carswell Rush Berlin, Inc.
Argand lamp – Works – Museum Collection
Metals - Lamp (Argand lamp) - Search the Collection - Winterthur Museum
Argand lamp - Wikipedia
An engraving depicting a sectional view of an Argand lamp, a kind of oil lamp, was invented and patented in 1780 by Aime Argand. Aime Argand (1750-1803) a Genevan physicist and chemist.
Argand Oil Lamps - Patented 1784 — Jane Alexiadis
Getting 18th Century “Lit”: Argand Lamps | Material Matters
Argand Lamp – Works – eMuseum
Artifact Exhibition: Argand Lamp - YouTube
Amie Argand Knew How to Light Up a Room - INDIA STREET ANTIQUES
Argand lamp – Works – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Argand lamp - Wikipedia
Two Arm Argand Lamp – Works – eMuseum
Amie Argand Knew How to Light Up a Room - INDIA STREET ANTIQUES
Virtual Exhibit - Argand Lamp - Goodwood Museum & Gardens
History of Modern Lamp, Part 2, Tubular Argand Lamp - YouTube
The White House Historical Association - The unique lighting fixture you see below, called an Argand lamp, was all the rage in eighteenth and nineteenth-century America. The White House has several of
