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Old kerosene lamp isolated on white background

Gas, oil or kerosene lamp with a bookshelf on the background. Traditional antique retro gas lamp on a dark background.

Real gaslit lamp in downtown Kingston, Ontario, Canada, photographed in front of Kingston's iconic city hall. Old fashioned gas lamp closeup stock photo.

Antique Blown Glass Steel and Cotton Wick Kerosene Lamp in a Living Room - Roaring Twenties Antique 1920's

Malatya, Turkey- Silahtar Mustafa Pasha's Caravansary, built in 1637, is one of the historical places of Malatya copper ladle oil lamp

Antique lamps, kerosene bronze lamp Thai style on wooden table

Kerosene lamps or sticky lamps, lighting devices before there was electricity in the villages, filled with kerosene using a wick made of cloth, the flame is kept from the wind by a glass lamp, the size of the fire can be adjusted, in Bandung.

Paris, France - July 10, 2023: old gilded street lamp at Place de la Concorde.

late XIX century or early XX century antique french safety gasoline lamp isolated on black background

Middle Eastern Oil Lamp Turned On it's Side

Lisbon, Portugal - March 17, 2024: Close-up of a decoration with a ship-shape on the metal structure of a street light

Milan, Italy - September 21, 2024: The historic cemetery known as Cimitero Monumentale, Milan, Lombardy, Italy. A tomb

République Tchèque- Prague - Ancienne lanterne de rue dans le quartier Mala strana- Hradcany

Candles translate the light of God which enlightens humanity and are, in this sense, a symbol of revealed truth. This light gathers around it and reassures. It is a sign of celebration and joy. The flame suggests prayer rising to God. Already the Old Testament recalls that, in the Temple of Jerusalem, considered as the place of the presence of God, there was a candelabra with seven branches where oil lamps burned perpetually.

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An old kerosene lamp on a kitchen table covered with a beautiful tablecloth.

Street lights on Île de la Cite, Paris with the spire of Sainte-Chapelle in the distance

Arab street lanterns in the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates

a paraffin lamp that was used in the countryside when there was no electricity

Vintage kerosene lamp on wooden table .vintage kerosene oil lantern lamp burning with a soft glow light in an antique rustic country barn with aged wood floor . Kerosene lamp on rustic wooden table.

Colorfully turkish antique copper product

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