Description

Amronlite Banker’s Lamp

Robert Faries Manufacturing Company

 

Approximate dimensions:

height: 13″

width: 10″

depth: 8.5″

 

F.M. 418

 

Antique banker’s lamp offered by Fickle Moon Antiques, properly restored and ready for use. Features period-style cloth cord wiring, a new plug, and an inline switch for convenient operation.

This vintage banker’s desk lamp showcases an uncommon base with rich, original patina—an increasingly hard-to-find variation that adds character and authenticity.

Both articulating knuckles are fully functional, allowing for adjustable positioning. The lamp is fitted with a beautiful 10″ green and white cased glass shade, classic to traditional banker’s lamps.

Overall condition is very good, with light age-appropriate wear. There is a small blemish along the lower right edge of the shade (see photos). The underside felt shows age and is likely original.

Perfect for use as a desk lamp, library lamp, office lighting, or as a statement piece in traditional, vintage, or antique-inspired interiors.

 

All domestic shipments will require a signature upon delivery to help ensure safe and secure arrival. Each piece from Fickle Moon Antiques is professionally packed with great care and fully insured for transit.

 

International Customers

At Fickle Moon Antiques, we are pleased to work with collectors and customers around the world. International buyers are kindly asked to contact us prior to purchase so that we may provide an accurate shipping estimate based on destination and item size.

Please note that all international sales are considered final and are non-refundable. Buyers are responsible for any customs fees, import duties, taxes, or other charges required by their country. In accordance with international shipping regulations, Fickle Moon Antiques does not alter or reduce declared customs values.

We encourage all questions regarding condition, shipping, or import requirements to be discussed before completing your purchase to ensure a smooth and enjoyable transaction.

All lighting offered by Fickle Moon Antiques is professionally wired to U.S. electrical standards (110V–120V). Customers located in countries operating on 220V–240V electrical systems will need to use a proper step-down voltage converter — not simply a plug adapter — in order to safely operate these fixtures.

Failure to use an appropriate voltage converter may result in damage to the lamp, electrical components, bulbs, or surrounding property. Fickle Moon Antiques cannot be held responsible for damage, malfunction, injury, or accidents resulting from improper electrical use or failure to use a step-down converter.

We encourage all international customers to consult a qualified electrician or electrical professional if they have any questions regarding compatibility or safe operation prior to use.

At Fickle Moon Antiques, we specialize in authentic antique and vintage objects that naturally reflect the passage of time. As such, items may exhibit varying degrees of wear, age-related character, restorations, replacement parts, imperfections, distress, and/or repairs consistent with their history and use.

We make every effort to accurately describe and photograph each piece to the best of our ability. Photographs are considered an important part of the item description and should be carefully reviewed prior to purchase. The absence of a specific condition note does not imply that an item is free from wear, imperfections, or restoration.

At Fickle Moon Antiques, every item is packed with exceptional care and shipped fully insured. Because many of our antique and vintage pieces are fragile, it is extremely important that buyers carefully inspect shipments immediately upon arrival.

If the exterior of the package shows signs of damage, buyers must photograph the box before opening. Once opened, the item(s) should be thoroughly inspected and any damage documented with clear photographs from multiple angles.

In the event of shipping damage, all original packing materials — including the box, inserts, padding, and wrapping materials — must be retained. Carriers such as FedEx, UPS, and United States Postal Service may require inspection of both the item and original packaging to determine the cause of damage and confirm that appropriate packing methods were used. Inspection may occur at either the recipient’s location, the shipper’s location, or at a designated claims facility.

Questions can be sent to grant@ficklemoonantiques.com