Vintage Protector Type 6 Miners Safety Lamp - Brass & Steel - EcclesThis is a genuine Protector Lamp & Lighting Co. Type 6 miners safety lamp, made in Eccles, England, and used historically within British coal mining. A proper industrial piece rather than a decorative reproduction, it features the original makers badge clearly stamped Protector Lamp & Lighting Type 6 M & Q Safety Lamps Eccles, confirming its authenticity. Constructed from a combination of steel upper body and brass base with a glass cylinder, this
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This is a genuine Protector Lamp & Lighting Co. Type 6 miner’s safety lamp, made in Eccles, England, and used historically within British coal mining. A proper industrial piece rather than a decorative reproduction, it features the original maker’s badge clearly stamped “Protector Lamp & Lighting – Type 6 – M & Q Safety Lamps – Eccles,” confirming its authenticity.
Constructed from a combination of steel upper body and brass base with a glass cylinder, this lamp has a solid, weighty feel and the unmistakable presence of true working equipment. The form is both functional and iconic, with the protective cage, bonnet, and locking mechanism all intact. The internal burner and wick assembly are present, and the lamp is in good working order.
Condition is very good overall with light, honest wear consistent with age and use. The metal surfaces show a natural patina and minor marks, adding to its industrial character. The glass is intact, and the mechanism operates as it should. Please refer to the photos for full detail, including the base and internal components.
This piece sits perfectly within current interiors leaning toward industrial, dark academia, and heritage-driven spaces. It works equally well as a display object or as a functional conversation piece.
Approximate Size: 10" Height x 4" Diameter (25.5 cm x 10 cm)
A strong, authentic example of British mining history with real decorative impact.