Classic honey dipper made of beech wood. Use to prevent dripping when serving honey. Machine wash not recommended.

Light extinguisher in genuine brass with classic design.

Care instructions: Unpolished brass can become darker over time. If the surface is affected by water, grease such as fingerprints or by other corroding substances, it can get marks that are more difficult to polish off.

Clean the surface with a soft cloth. For a deeper cleaning we recommend a gentle, non-abrasive brass polish. Avoid using steel wool, sponges and brushes that can scratch the brass surface. Make sure that the surfaces are wiped dry with a soft cloth as water can also lead to changes.

Porcelain pot / Vase with dots and gray cracked enamel. Variations in enamel and surface layer may occur.

Elegant candle holder in white metal to be attached by eg table edge or window sill. This article is hand painted with a marbled finish which means irregularities and differences may occur.

Kerosene lamp in black sheet metal with a brass coloured burner. . One wick included, match with wick. Lamp oil sold separately. We recommend Strömshaga's lamp oil. 

Please do note that you may have to adjust the glass in order to get it straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clamps on the burner to stabilise it. Fill up the reservoir until the container is about two thirds full and let the wick absorb lamp oil for approx 20-30 minutes.

Kerosene lamps are recommended to keep at home, at time of an eventual crisis.

Source: Civilförsvarsförbundet 

(Please read the inclosed directions for use before using the lamp)

A beautiful and appealing kerosene lamp in clear glass with matching burners and a stylish, etched pattern. The burner is made of brass. This kerosene lamp is a real mood enhancer and is also the perfect gift - both for yourself and for the one you love.

Please do note that you may have to adjust the glass in order to get it straight. When the glass is straight, use the metal clamps on the burner to stabilise it.

Kerosene lamps were the most common variety of lamps in Sweden in the late 1800s and the early 1900s. Our kerosene lamps are produced with the purpose of adding light sources in places where there is no electricity, such as small boats, cottages and balconies/gardens. However, they are also just pretty to keep on your kitchen table for a cosy feeling. Kerosene lamps are also useful at times of power failure since they allow for a very strong light. 

Kerosene lamps are recommended to keep at home, at time of an eventual crisis.

Source: Civilförsvarsförbundet 

(Please read the inclosed directions for use before using the lamp)