The Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company was a Meriden, Connecticut-based company, founded in 1852, that became famous for its high-quality metal products, especially kerosene lamps and decorative household items like clocks and match safes. The company was a leader in lamp innovation, patenting over 200 designs to improve the mechanics and efficiency of kerosene lamps. The company operated until 1940, when it was acquired by the Charles Parker Company.