Circa 1870, Very Large Eastlake Hall Lantern

• Circa 1870
  
• Characteristic Eastlake flat strapping
  
• One dimensional East lake details
  
• Hammered spinnings
  
• Opalescent Leaded Glass Basket
  
• Can be used outdoors
  
• Overall: 60" drop x 13" diameter
  
• Leaded Glass Basket - 7" depth x 10" diameter
  

• 
  Drop can be adjusted if desired.

$ 4170.00

Antique Gas Chandelier & Arts and Crafts Lantern & more..

• Gas Harp with Beveled Glass
  
• Circa 1895
  
• $1125.00
  

• Pair of Art Deco Porcelain Sconces
  
• Circa 1930
  
• Price is for each Sconce
  
• $ 175.00

• 3-Light Art Nouveau Gas Fixture with Casted Birdlike Arm backs
  
• Circa 1895
  
• $ 1860.00

• Arts & Crafts Slag Glass Flush Fixture
  
• Circa 1915
  
• $ 915.00

• 2-Light Electric Chandelier with Pulled Feather Shades
  
• Circa 1910
  
• $ 1830.00

Antique Gas, Electric & Harp Chandelier

1342e
$ 1360.00

3-Light Electric Chandelier with Very Nice Castings


• Circa 1905
  
• Large cast arm backs
  
• Iridescent Acid etched shades with viny design
  
• 36" drop x 26" diameter

• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

868h
$ 825.00

Gas Harp with Ruffled Shade



• Circa 1895
  
• Ruffled Transfer etched Gas Shade with paisley design
  
• 37" drop x 9 1/2" width

• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Another name for a Gas Harp is a Hall Hoop.
These Hoops make great hall fixtures as well
as great fixtures for small spaces. Hall hoops
were used over Wash Stands with pitchers and bowls
before modern plumbing was installed. A gas pipe
would be on the ceiling in the corner or against
the wall in a bedroom and Hoops would be for over
the wash stand.

When people installed modern plumbing but were still
lighting with gas there would be a hall hoop in the
bathroom. This is a great light for small rooms as
long as the ceiling is high. You usually need 24 inches
of clearance to do a hall hoop. If you want the bottom
to be about 6 foot nine from the floor then your ceiling
needs to be 8 foot nine inches to do a Gas Harp.

1592g
$ 2210.00

3-Light Gas Chandelier with Cut Glass Crystals



• Circa 1895
  
• Scroll cast arm backs
  
• Cut glass crystals
  
• Fiddlehead designed Gas keys
  
• Transfer etched Gas Shades with Greek key & dental detail & foliate design
  
• 45 1/2" drop x 26" diameter

• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

The Gas Chandelier Period began in the 1850's and
followed the use of fluids (e.g. kerosene, oil)
to power chandeliers. Gas was manufactured from coal. This was
an improvement from a safety point of view because fluids would
tend to flow and drip to cause fire hazards.

A typical
gas chandelier (e.g. 3 arm gas chandelier) would
have 3 arms with bowl shades on the end of the arms
housing a gas flame that would light the room .
The wattage output from gas chandeliers was fairly
low.

Antique Gas fixtures can be placed in
many of the rooms in your home and vary in size and detail.

Large Arts & Crafts Sconces & A Flush Inverted Dome

1773s
$ 1210.00

Arts & Crafts Lantern Sconces ( have 4 )

Wrought Iron with Old Gold Leaf Patina

Frosted Cylinder Shades

Have 4

Price is for each Sconce

Overall : 11" width x 23 1/2" length x 8 3/4" from wall

Back plate : 17" length x 4 5/16" width

Shade Holders : 9 3/8" length x 3 1/4" diameter

1904d
$ 635.00

Pair of Flush Inverted Domes

Circa 1930's

Great fixture for an 8' ceiling

Clear frosted beaded edge

Stylized flowers and swags

Price is for each

8" drop x 17" diameter

Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Chandeliers, Circa 1895 - 1915

Circa 1880, 4 - Light Eastlake Gas Chandelier

1584g $ 2740.00

Circa 1880

Transfer etched & Pressed Gas Shades

Serpentine detailing

43" drop x 30" diameter

Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Circa 1870 - 1930

Here is a " Sneak Preview " of the Lights to be on our Website soon.

Genuine Antique Lighting

3-Light Eastlake Gas Chandelier with Crown Gas Shades
1582g
$ 5825.00

• Circa 1870
  
• Very expressive
  
• Characteristic flat tubing
  
• Greek key detail
  
• Floral castings on arms and gas keys
  
• Wonderful acorn finial and floral canopy
  
• Eastlake clover design acid etched cutback Crown Gas Shades
  
• 43" drop x 36" diameter
  
• can be adjusted if desired

1648f
$ 630.00

Pair of Multi Color Leaded Glass Flush Fixtures

• Circa 1930's
  
• Greens, Blues, & Yellow Slag Glass
  
• Price is for each fixture
  
• 12" drop x 10" diameter

1299d
$ 2510.00

Alabaster Inverted Dome with Cherubs, Swags & Bows

• 
  Circa 1910
  
• Cherubs, Swags & Bows
  
• Cream Colored
  
• 4-light
  
• 26" drop x 20" diameter
  
• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

1900d
$ 2510.00

Alabaster Inverted Domes with Swags & Sprays of Flowers

• Circa 1910
  
• Swags & sprays of flowers
  
• Cream colored
  
• 27" drop x 16" diameter
  
• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

756L
$ 925.00

Wrought Iron Lantern

• Circa 1950's
  
• Link & green color
  
• Green painted finish with bronze
  
• Overall : 45" drop x 19" diameter
  
• Drop can be adjusted if desired

Eastlake Harp & Lantern

867h $ 3780.00
Three Rod Eastlake Gas Harp with Scenic Gas Shade

• 
   Circa 1870
  
•  Deep Etched Acid Cutback Gas shade with Canine Scenes
  
•  43" drop x 11 3/4" width
  
  
• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Another name for a Gas Harp is a Hall Hoop. These Hoops make great hall fixtures as well as great fixtures for small spaces. Hall hoops were used over Wash Stands with pitchers and bowls before modern plumbing was installed. A gas pipe would be on the ceiling in the corner or against the wall in a bedroom and Hoops would be for over the wash stand.

When people installed modern plumbing but were still lighting with gas there would be a hall hoop in the bathroom. This is a great light for small rooms as long as the ceiling is high. You usually need 24 inches of clearance to do a hall hoop. If you want the bottom to be about 6 foot nine from the floor then your ceiling needs to be 8 foot nine inches to do a Gas Harp.

755L $ 2830.00
Aesthetic Eastlake Lantern

• 
   Circa 1880
  
•  4-lights
  
•  Perforated design details
  
•  Beveled glass
  
• Can be used Outside
  
•  Overall :  41" drop x 9 3/4" width
  
•  Lantern : 14" length x  9 1/4" width
  
  
• Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Deep Acid Etched Cutback Inverted Dome with Cameo Details

1298d $ 1735.00
Deep Acid Etched Cutback Inverted Dome with Cameo Details

• Circa 1915
  
• Cameo,Swags and foliate detail
  
• Cream & white background with blue cameos
  
• 4-light
  
• 34" drop x 19 1/2" diameter

Acid Etched Cutback is the cameo effect of two different types of
glass creating a very fine detailed design.

Bell Jar Lanterns Circa 1900's

754L $ 1180.00
Bell Jar Lantern with Serpent Hooks

. Circa 19th Century
. Overall : 33" drop x 9" diameter
. Lantern : 12" length x 8 1/2" diameter
. Bell : 2" depth x 9" diameter


. Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Originally Bell Jar Lanterns were candle fixtures. This one had a single candle
and was originally electrified around 1920. We have upgraded the electrical
with new sockets and wire.

From a Townhouse in Back Bay of Boston, this light wants a new home.





753L $ 1360.00
Bell Jar Lantern with Amethyst Tint

. Circa 19th Century
. Amethyst tint
. Great Hall Light
. Overall : 44" drop x 9 1/4" diameter
. Glass Jar 12" length x 8 1/2" diameter
. Bell : 2" depth x 9 1/4" diameter

. Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Originally Bell Jar Lanterns were candle fixtures. This one had a sing;e candle
and was originally electrified around 1920. We have upgraded the electrical
with new sockets and wire.

From a Townhouse in Back Bay of Boston, this light wants a new home.

Art Deco Sconces

1770s $ 425.00
Pair of Art Deco Sconces

. Circa 1930
. Amber slip shade
. Aluminum
. Price is for each sconce






1769s $ 425.00
Cast Iron Art Deco Sconces ( set of 5 )

. Circa 1930
. Cast Iron
. Polychrome finish with gold and red
. Light amber slip shade
. Set of 5
. Price is for each Sconce

Circa 1905 3-Light Gas Chandelier with Vaseline Glass Shades

1581g $1,380.00

* Circa 1905
* Vaseline Stalactite Shades
* Beading on body
* 30" drop x 24" diameter
* Shades : 3 1/4" fitter x 9" length


* Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Circa 1870 4-Light Aesthetic Eastlake Gas Chandelier

1580g $ 8170.00
. Center Pottery with foliate details
. Transfer etched Gas Shades
. Probably Thackera & Sons
. Eastlake details throughout
. 35" drop x 36" diameter

. Drop can be adjusted if desired.

Circa 1890 3-Light Gas Chandelier with Swags and Beads

1579g $ 2340.00
3-Light Gas Chandelier with Swags and Beads

. Circa 1890
. Rope tubing
. Swag detailed body
. Beaded castings
. Transfer Etched Gas Shades
. 35" drop x 36" diameter

Circa 1890 6&6 Gas and Electric Chandelier

A wonderful cast brass Gas and Electric Chandelier with huge body and Transfer Etched Gas Shades.Circa 1890

Leaded Slag Glass Inverted Domes - Circa 1915

See them on our Website : Light Power/genuineantiquelighting
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Leaded Slag Glass Inverted Domes were made by slumping or bending parts of sheets of Slag Glass and shaping them into very interesting designs of different colors and texture. The bending was done by heating the glass in a kiln until it " slumped " to form the shape of the various molds that were used. After the desired shape was created the piece of glass was surrounded by copper or lead foil which then allowed the pieces to be " leaded " together with a soldering iron to form the Inverted Dome.

These Antique Inverted Domes are very often associated with the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau period. Their spare but interesting designs work well with the parallel lines in Arts & Crafts furniture. Then some of these Antique Lights had a more organic feel to them.

Antique Lighting to appear on our Website soon

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Arts and Crafts Slag Glass Pendant Circa 1915

Leaded Slag Glass Pendants were made by slumping or bending parts of sheets of Slag Glass and shaping them into very interesting designs of different colors and texture. The bending was done by heating the glass in a kiln until it " slumped " to form the shape of the various molds that were used. After the desired shape was created the piece of glass was surrounded by copper or lead foil which then allowed the pieces to be " leaded " together with a soldering iron to form the Pendant.

These Antique Inverted Pendants are very often associated with the Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau period. Their spare but interesting designs work well with the parallel lines in Arts & Crafts furniture. Then some of these Antique Lights had a more organic feel to them.



4-Light Arts and Crafts Chandelier with Slag Glass Shades Circa 1915


Gas Harp with Beveled Glass Circa 1890 has a fleur di lis design.

Another name for a Gas Harp is a Hall Hoop. These Hoops make great hall fixtures as well as great fixtures for small spaces. Hall hoops were used over Wash Stands with pitchers and bowls before modern plumbing was installed. A gas pipe would be on the ceiling in the corner or against the wall in a bedroom and Hoops would be for over the wash stand.

When people installed modern plumbing but were still lighting with gas there would be a hall hoop in the bathroom. This is a great light for small rooms as long as the ceiling is high. You usually need 24 inches of clearance to do a hall hoop. If you want the bottom to be about 6 foot nine from the floor then your ceiling needs to be 8 foot nine inches to do a Gas Harp.