It seems odd that an oil lamp might be made from wood (since oil and flames tend to burn wood), but this little lamp doesn’t look too much like it’s ready to burst into flames. (There’s an insert that sits inside the wood.)
Made by a wood turner, the lamp features a glass insert and a fiber glass wick, which are meant to burn paraffin oil. Burn time is 2 hours between refills, just about right for an evening of mood lighting. Available in black walnut, cherry, or butternut, the oil lamps cost $16 a piece or $28 for a pair.
http://www.eclecticwood.com
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