Kerosene/oil lamp identification

Hello,
I have a old kerosene lamp, but unfortunately I know almost nothing about it.
I got this lamp from my mother. The knob on the burner is marked EAGLE MADE IN U.S.A. I've been looking for information, but I haven't found another lamp like mine.
Could someone help me and give me more information about this lamp? How old is etc.?

Thank you

 

Hi & Welcome @Papa Smurf to ANTIQUERS!! It's late for me & I'm pooped, so I'm just going to upload the full size of some of your images for others to see rather than post how to do it for you.....First time I've seen a base with that kind of a figure...but wait for others to come along with more help...looks to be in decent condition....a quick search didn't turn up similar for me either....I'm thinking around 1850-ish but I could be off.........

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@Iowa Jayhawk - any ideas?

 

1930s , maybe later

This description is suspect http://www.oillampantiques.com/our-current-range/figural-stem-lamps/cherub-oil-lamp/

There is a chance too that the burner is a marriage to the font

 

Maybe part of a pair. The search was "figural oil lamp"
figural oil lamp - Google Search

 

this one says Miller from 1881 catalog

1880's Miller Figural Combination Oil Lamp | #1966345548 (worthpoint.com)

found this catalog page with the same font

Edward Miller & Co. Catalogue Lamps and Cigar Lighters 1976 RE of 1881 Catalog | eBay




another odd pair

Vintage 19th C. Boy & Girl Spelter Figural Oil Kerosene Lamps LOOK! B&H Miller | #3883711179 (worthpoint.com)

 

Just an excerpt from OilLampsAntiques on Pinterest:

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Look like EAGLE and Edward Miller & Co. they are two different companies.
However, both companies in the 19th century have used the same (or similar) parts to produce the lamps.
Thank you all for your help and for all this information