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Second pic is lantern wick tender/wheel.
AKA Lamp wick advance.
AKA Lamp wick advance.
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Image two looks like a wick raiser or wick advancer for a kerosene/oil lamp.
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The metal parts look like they could have been to that. Early 1900's?
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Hard to say, you can purchase reproduction lamps today with identical mechanisms.
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