Description
Offering a rare and historic porcelain insulator manufactured by the Imperial Porcelain Works of Trenton, New Jersey. This stunning piece dates back to the early 1900s and features a distinctive triple peticoat design, characterized by three ring-like skirts beneath the body. The insulator is stamped with the manufacturer’s mark and the patent information for FM Locke of Victor, NY, with a patent date of May 22, 1889.
This insulator is in fair to good vintage condition, showing signs of wear consistent with its age, including some chips on the bottom and wear on the top. Despite these imperfections, it remains a striking example of early electrical insulation technology. Measuring 4″ x 5″ and weighing approximately 3 lbs, this heavy-duty porcelain insulator is a fantastic addition to any collection of antique electrical components or historical artifacts.
FEATURES:
• Manufacturer: Imperial Porcelain Works of Trenton, New Jersey
• Design: Triple peticoat (three skirts)
• Patent: FM Locke, Victor NY, May 22, 1889
• Material: Porcelain
• Dimensions: 4″ x 5″
• Weight: Approximately 3 lbs
• Condition: Fair to good, with chips on the bottom and wear on the top
• Color: Creamy white/off-white
• Era: Early 1900s
• Historical Significance: Key innovation in insulator design
• Rarity: Collectible piece from a notable manufacturer
• Use: Originally used in electrical transmission lines
• Features: Distinctive triple peticoat design for improved performance
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