#kerosene lamp

[marysmirages]

Mystical night. Moths near a kerosene lamp (2025)

[segmentedleg]

Burmese Kerosene Lamp with Coralline Decoration. 1887-1890. Lead glass, uranium, brass, metal, enamel.

[fatforyouone]

Oscar.

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[tadami-yamada]

山田維史 「小さな素描 ー 白灯油ランプ」 1992年　紙に鉛筆

Tadami Yamada "Small drawing ー Kerosene Lamp" 1992, Pencil on paper

[zeehasablog]

Lamps! Lamps!

Today we have two lamps edited for my Victorian Sims: a table lamp by @xsavannahx987, from their "Regal Living" set; and a floor lamp from @kerriganhouse's "Antique" set!

When I first started playing The Sims 4, I found it hard to find Off The Grid lighting, and I generally only found candles - and even then, most of these still required electricity to function. Once I learned how to make lights Off The Grid, I was off running!

Once the kerosene lamp was invented, most families bought one - or several: they were able to be used for a long period of time, and didn't drop wax anywhere.

I was very happy when I discovered these lamps, and I had the vision in my mind as to what they would have looked like. The globe was decorative, and softened the light of the flame, but the flue/chimney was the functional part: it ensured the flame was steady and used most efficiently. Without the flue, the flame wavers more, burning more of the wick - then it doesn't last as long (and produced unsightly smoke!).

SO, I have opened up the globes of these lamps, added a flue and a flame, and made them Off The Grid.

The table lamp has three swatches:

The floor lamp has five swatches:

The lamps are Off-The-Grid; however, you must have the Cats & Dogs Expansion Pack.

Please download the original lamps here: xsavannahx987's "Regal Living" set, Kerrigan House Designs' "Antique" set.

I hope you enjoy using these lamps, as I have!!!

Download from my Patreon here!!

[huariqueje]

Candle study - Steve Smulka

American, b. 1949 -

Oil on linen , 39.5 x 39.5 cm.

[designobjectory]

Kerosene lamp in art nouveau style with polished glass shade and brass lamp on a cast metal foot.

[xylinthia]

ATCs from November. The first one was a 5"×7" that I chopped up into 4 pieces. All three are acrylic paint on cardstock. The scarecrow was based on a kitsch ceramic piece my aunt has, and the kerosene lamp was based on the one I remember from my childhood when my family and I lived out in the country. We had a lot of rolling blackouts and kept all kinds of light sources around for after dark, including a few of the vintage glass ones. Also it's been foggy and overcast a lot lately so the trees were inspired by the weather.