American Gas Lamp Works Bavarian 1200R 14" Weather Green Residential Pier Mount Aluminum Propane Gas Lamp With Dual Inverted Gas Mantle Light Assembly, Beveled Tempered Glass Panes and Loop Finial h23.63 14" Weight 3 lbs d14.825
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American Gas Lamp Works Bavarian 1200R 14" Weather Green Residential Pier Mount Aluminum Propane Gas Lamp With Dual Inverted Gas Mantle Light Assembly, Beveled Tempered Glass Panes and Loop Finial h23.63 14" Weight 3 lbs d14.825 14" Weight 3 lbs Item Number OPT AMI4824EKIT WHT NG UPC Code 196111166374 Manufacturer The Outdoor Plus Brand Name The Outdoor Plus Material Powder Coated Metal Collection Amina Finish White Shape Rectangular Fuel Type Natural Gas Ignition 110V Electronic Ignition Hides Propane Tank No Burner Material 304 Stainless Steel Burning Area 30” x 10” x 2” Product Category Fire Pit Certification CSA Certified Width 48" Height 15" Depth 24" Documents & Files Gas lighting actually pre dates electric lighting by several decades Traditionally known as Welsbach mantles for their inventor
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