This is a beautiful vintage/antique New Rochester lamp, made in USA. Very little patina except on lamp base, which has darkened age-related patina. The pink and gold/brown globe is about 9" in diameter and 9" tall, and features 4 different scenes with baby angels/cherubs around the globe. The globe is in perfect condition -- no chips, cracks, or discolorations. With the globe in place it measures about 30 1/2" tall. I purchased this beauty at an estate sale and have no idea how to work it. I can't seem to unscrew the fill cap, but taking the top flame diffuser (I guess that's what you call it) off it is obvious that it has been used at some point in the past as it smells of kerosene. It may need a wick added to it, but don't know -- all my experience with antique or even modern kerosene or oil lamps are the "Plain Jane" ones -- the ones with a ribbon type wick that moves up and down with a dial that turns. The lever is attached to "something" inside the fuel container and with some pressure it smoothly moves up and down, as I am sure it should. The beautiful globe has no signs of use. I know the elderly lady I purchased it from said she had only used it for decoration for the last 20-30 years. The base measures about 9" in diameter. On the base is the imprint R.L. Co., which I assume means Rochester Lamp Company. It is shown in a photo. "The New Rochester" and "Made in USA" is stamped into the brass and is also shown in a photo. Brass & globe in excellent condition!