Antique Hinks / Taylor Tunnicliffe Oil Lamp Cobalt Shade

This is a very pretty lamp formed as an urn upon a stepped glossy black base with gold bands and a brass base ring. The bottom half of the lamp has a light and dark blue pattern of flowers and leaves accented with gold and the “lid” of the urn is decorated with butterflies (possibly a marriage of two lamps) and conceals a glass reservoir in good condition . The lid of the urn has no markings but I’m confident that it is by Taylor Tunnicliffe - the base has a pattern number and illegible mark which I have shown in the penultimate picture. The lid of the urn has a brass lugged type collar marked with the impressed mark “Hinks & Son’s Patent”. The lamp is fitted with a “Hinks No.2 Lever” Duplex burner which works well and has been fitted with new wick. Both wick winders emanate from one stem and the button is fully marked as is the flame separator. A griffin brand flat bulge chimney is fitted and the lamp is completed with a beautiful blue glass beehive shaped shade which is acid etched with a leafy floral pattern that echoes the body of the lamp beautifully. I am unsure of the age of this shade but my research has not thrown up any reproduction shades even remotely similar. I am confident that the shade is antique so I mention this uncertainty for clarity.