Oil lamp part with thumb wheel
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I believe that would be the burner.
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It is. The thumb wheel was used to raise or lower the wick, thereby increasing or decreasing the brightness by changing the flame size.
Edit: You can still buy oil lamps that use this exact same setup today.
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Well done !
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