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Smokeless steady burn

Our oil burns without smoke, soot or odor when you keep the wick trimmed short.

Up to 100 hours a fill

Burn times on our lamps and kits run to 100 hours per filling, straight off the labels.

Parts over replacements

A lamp lasts for decades because you can swap the wick, burner or chimney.

Bottled since 1964

We started bottling indoor fuel in Wisconsin and we still fill the same bottles.

Power outage ready

Ready before the power lines go down

Keep a filled lamp, a spare bottle of oil and fresh wicks on the pantry shelf before storm season arrives.

Shop lamps and kits
Which part fits

Find the right lamp part

Answer four quick questions about your lamp shape to match the exact wick, glass chimney and burner size.

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The oil shelf

Every bottle we make

Line, color, size and today’s catalogue price: read across, then click through.

BottleLineColorSizeSold asPrice
Medallion Lamp Oil - 32oz, clearMedallionclear32 ozsingle bottle$7.81
Medallion Lamp Oil 32 oz, Case of 12Medallionclear32 ozcase of 12$82.09
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil, Clear, 18 ozUltra-Pureclear18 ozsingle bottle$16.01
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil 18 oz, Case of 12Ultra-Pureclear18 ozcase of 12$106.35
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil, Blue, 32 ozUltra-Pureblue32 ozsingle bottle$17.85
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil, Clear, 32 OuncesUltra-Pureclear32 ozsingle bottle$9.00
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil, Green, 32 ozUltra-Puregreen32 ozsingle bottle$17.99
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil, Red, 32 ozUltra-Purered32 ozsingle bottle$17.31
60003 Unscented Lamp Oil, 64-Ounce, ClearUltra-Pureclear64 ozsingle bottle$23.48
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil 100 oz Clean Burning Indoor Lamp FuelUltra-Pureclear100 ozsingle bottle$24.99
Ultra-Pure Lamp Oil Gallon 128 oz Liquid Paraffin IndoorUltra-Pureclear128 ozsingle bottle$34.99
The three parts that matter

Wick, glass, burner

Wicks

Check the width stamped on the burner collar; most of our lamps take a 5/8 or 3/4 in flat wick.

Chimneys

Chamber lamps seat the 411B glass, flaretop lanterns the 417B. The shapes do not swap.

Burners

A brass burner revives a font that outlived its hardware.

After sunset

Torches for the yard

Fill outdoor glass table torches and metal garden stakes with outdoor fuel for long evenings on the porch.

1964the year we first bottled clean indoor lamp oil
31bottles, lamps and parts in the catalogue
18–128 ozlamp oil bottle sizes on the shelf
4.4 of 5average rating across 19,683 ratings

Keeping an oil lamp for life

An oil lamp is simple hardware. It has a glass font to hold the fuel, a brass burner, a woven wick and a glass chimney to draw the air. None of these parts are complicated. When a wick burns down or glass chips, you change that piece. You do not throw away the whole lamp.

We organize our catalog by how people use these goods. Indoor oil sits on one shelf by line and color. Lamps and ready emergency sets stay together. Common repair parts have their own row so you can find glass and cotton quickly. Outdoor torches and torch fuels stay on their own separate shelf.

ShelfReach for it when
Lamp oilThe lamp is fine, the bottle is empty
Oil lamps & kitsA first lamp, or an outage shelf that still needs its light
Wicks & partsThe flame sputters, the glass cracked, the burner gave out
Outdoor torchesThe evening moved out to the patio

The house facts

  • 1964: we pioneer indoor lamp oil that burns without smoke or odor.
  • Home base: Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin.
  • 1998: we join the W.C. Bradley Co. family.
  • 2001: we bring TIKI Brand and its outdoor flames into the house.
  • Two oil lines, Ultra-Pure and Medallion, bottled from 18 to 128 oz.
Heard by lamplight

From houses that burn our oil

Gifted top designer in law and it looks and works great. They line the vintage look.
Rico
This is the perfect fit for an old oil lamp i have had for years. I dropped the old globe and thought id never find another. It is clear it looks original and now the lamp is functional again.
Patti J. Reile
This was a good value for the money. It was a perfect size it fit my glass hurricane lanterns. They work perfectly and they will last a long time
Diane Y Carter

Put steady light on your table

Start with a glass lamp and a bottle of clear oil. Trim the cotton wick level with the brass burner, light the match and adjust the flame for your room.