We have been making oil lamps and the fuel that goes in them since 1964. Not as a revival or a heritage line: the same category, without a break, for six decades.
The work happens in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. Since 1998 we have been part of W.C. Bradley Co., which also owns the Tiki torch line, and that is the reason a lot of people think we closed. Our old direct-to-consumer site now redirects to the parent company. We did not go anywhere. We just stopped selling to you directly and let retailers carry the range instead.
Our range is spread across hardware chains and marketplace listings, and the listings copy each other badly. Fuel capacity goes missing. Chimney base openings get confused with chimney height, which is how someone ends up with a 3 in chimney for a 2-5/8 in lamp. So we published the specification for every model we build on its own page, plus a size chart that puts all the fitting measurements in one table.
Where a figure is not published, we say so instead of printing a dash. A dash reads like an oversight.
You cannot check out here. Every product page sends you to the store that stocks the item, and that store handles payment, shipping and returns. What we publish here is the specification, which comes off the same sheets our factory works to.
Correspondence goes to 411 E Wisconsin Ave, Suite 1710, Milwaukee, WI 53202. That is an office. There is no counter and no stock there, so please do not post a lamp back to it: returns go through the retailer who sold it to you, on the label they issue. Email reaches us faster anyway, at [email protected].