- self-replenishing oil
lamp: "Without any
further Care they [i.e. the
lamps]
received Oil as fast as they
wasted it, ('as in
those which we call
Fountain Inkhorns,...
- at the
Philadelphia Exposition of 1876 was
illuminated by gas
lamps. In 1884 a
fountain in
Britain featured electric lights shining upward through the...
- 28) in London, by Sir John
Burnet &
Partners (1928–29) The
artesian fountain –
Lamp, by Paul Kiss (c. 1930), gl**** and metal, in a
temporary exhibition...
- A
solar lamp, also
known as a
solar light or
solar lantern, is a
lighting system composed of an LED
lamp,
solar panels, battery,
charge controller and...
- the
usual time, and, in 1690, an
order was
issued to hang out a light, or
lamp,
every night at nightfall, from
Michaelmas to Christmas. By an Act of the...
- by
teenagers in the
Anacapa and Sola
street areas. Gazebos,
water fountains,
lamp posts, and
trees were all part of the course. This took
place for several...
-
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Historic England. "The
Spirella Building, ****ociated
fountain,
lamp standards and
steps (1347670)".
National Heritage List for England....
- effects.
Lighting includes the use of both
artificial light sources like
lamps and
light fixtures, as well as
natural illumination by
capturing daylight...
- A
musical fountain, also
known as a
fairy fountain,
prismatic fountain or
dancing fountain, is a type of c****ographed
fountain that
creates aesthetic...
-
featured a wide
portico with an
ornate drinking fountain. With its
surrounding iron
fencing and
Parisian lamp posts, the 12.8 acre
reservoir further added...