Outstanding original five light chandelier, circa 1935, made by Lincoln Lighting Products of Detroit, Michigan. Art Deco Lighting enthusiasts will recognize the shades as  More »

Outstanding original five light chandelier, circa 1935, made by Lincoln Lighting Products of Detroit, Michigan. Art Deco Lighting enthusiasts will recognize the shades as the same ones used on Lincoln's Fleur-de-Lis series, but this is a much scarcer light fixture than the Fleur de Lis and yes, these are the correct shades for it. As curators of the only American Art Deco Lighting Museum we are familiar with this lovely light. Note the design of the shade matching the design on the bowl. Perfect match. These were always designed to go together and what a striking appeal it has too. This chandelier has been rewired although it still has the ambiance of a 1930s light. Five new high end sockets, with wiring, were installed and we also left an extra 2 feet of extra central lead wire in case the purchaser wishes to extend the length of the light with more chain than supplied. We could help you with that if so desired. The finish of the self-colored aluminum frame is very nice. It has a lovely pewter contrast as hopefully the pictures show. The details of the shades are outstanding. These shades were supplied both as a clear frosted and orange/amber. Orange/amber is normally preferred and was more expensive. This fixture's shades are in very good condition with some VERY minor flaking around the fitters which is extremely hard to see unless you were right up to the light and looking very hard for them. Measurements: This fixture now measures 26 inches tall from the ceiling to the bottom of the finial. It has a diameter of 18 1/2 inches, shade tip to shade tip. A full mounting kit will be provided so there will be nothing else to buy...or do...before mounting this beauty. Price: $850.00 plus shipping.   « Less

Fantastic and RARE five light theme chandelier from Gill Manufacturing Circa 1930. Gill called this series, that used a keg motif for a shade, "Novel Lighting  More »

Fantastic and RARE five light theme chandelier from Gill Manufacturing Circa 1930. Gill called this series, that used a keg motif for a shade, "Novel Lighting Fixtures". In his catalog he says that these fixtures were for "Taverns", "Rathskellers" and "Tap Rooms". He brags in the '30s catalog, that the glass keg shades are true reproductions of real wood carvings. The series did contain single shade light fixtures of various sizes, but this chandelier was top of the line. Measurements: It is approximately 24" tall but since it has a chain link, it can be lengthened. The diameter is about 18 ½" outside shade to outside shade. Electrical: Completely rewired with new high grade porcelain sockets and new central lead wire. Metal frame is aluminum with an "old" pewter finish. Since we are curators of the only American Art Deco Museum, we are able to authenticate this fixture and have one identical to it in our museum. Price: $1,450.00 plus shipping.   « Less

Very interesting French turn-of-the-century chandelier with "white" mica paneling over the reticulated section. Made from solid brass, this chandelier has a interesting mix  More »

Very interesting French turn-of-the-century chandelier with "white" mica paneling over the reticulated section. Made from solid brass, this chandelier has a interesting mix of other components. The crystal dome at the bottom just seems to make this light come alive. Then there is a covering of "white mica" over the pierced rococo style design center. A quality design. Taking it one step further, when we re-wired this fixture, we decided to give it the added dimension of Induction Lighting (lasts 60,000 to 100,000 hours). One of the pictures shows the inside of the fixture with an induction circle lighting the entire light. The induction bulb is using only 40 watts, but is outputting the equivalent of 264 watts of incandescent light. We love this adaptation but...perhaps you won't. Even though we carry replacement bulbs, alternatively, you COULD replace it with any mogul based incandescent bulb if you so wished. We just think it is neat that this old light can have a "green" adaptation too. And since the bulb is not seen directly, it would be a bit of a mystery to your friends and a definite point of "green" discussion and knowledge. Overall Light Measurements: Height: 28" Spread: 22" If you wish a longer light, or just slightly shorter, we can do this for you by adding or subtracting chain. Price: $1,750.00 plus shipping.   « Less

An elegant antique Art Nouveau pan light fixture with its original glass shades, dating from the early 1900’s. This brass chandelier begins with a loop finial with a  More »

An elegant antique Art Nouveau pan light fixture with its original glass shades, dating from the early 1900’s. This brass chandelier begins with a loop finial with a looped Art Nouveau design; the section connecting to the chandelier body features a matching pattern. The fixture has a brass body with ornamented arms. Each arm holds a glass shade with a graceful shape and a scalloped lower edge. The underside of the chandelier features a looped, ribbon-like design with a tassel finial at the center. This light fixture is in excellent condition and the glass is also in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks. The chandelier has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures 19-1/2” wide and 16-1/2” tall, and the fixture is 37” long overall. NC1297-RW   « Less

Fantastic antique five light Tudor chandelier, dating from the early 1920s and salvaged out of an Indiana home. This cast iron light fixture features a hammered texture  More »

Fantastic antique five light Tudor chandelier, dating from the early 1920s and salvaged out of an Indiana home. This cast iron light fixture features a hammered texture throughout, beginning in a simple canopy and moving down in chain to an arched loop finial. The upper body is composed of a cut-out decorative iron panel with swirl and button details. It tapers down to a lower bowl-like body made of a fleur-de-lis lattice pattern. Five hammered candle cups extend out to support the lights, and the fixture finishes in a small spear finial. This light fixture is in excellent condition and is signed Puritan on the back, as pictured. It has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures 17-1/4" wide, 14-1/2" tall, and 32" long overall.   « Less

Marvelous antique five light Spanish Revival chandelier, dating from the early 1900s. This iron and bronze fixture begins with a scalloped edge canopy and fluted rod, moving  More »

Marvelous antique five light Spanish Revival chandelier, dating from the early 1900s. This iron and bronze fixture begins with a scalloped edge canopy and fluted rod, moving down in chain to a decorative loop finial encased by leaves. The chandelier body is composed of hammered scrolling bands, embellished with shields with polychrome finish and flower rosettes. Five scrolling chandelier arms extend out to support understated brass bobeches. Decorative leaves and smooth teardrop prisms accent the chandelier, finishing off in a brass foliate finial. This light fixture is in excellent condition; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures 18" wide, 22" tall, and 38" long overall.   « Less

A beautiful antique four-light chandelier in its original silver plate. Found in a circa-1910 home in St. Clair, Missouri, the chandelier begins with a sleek silver plated  More »

A beautiful antique four-light chandelier in its original silver plate. Found in a circa-1910 home in St. Clair, Missouri, the chandelier begins with a sleek silver plated canopy with an acorn finial at the bottom. Four chains support the chandelier body, which features a sleek round design with simple bobeches. The underside of the chandelier, directly beneath each chain connection and bobeche, is ornamented with a delicate silver plated flower. The chandelier finishes in a dangling tassel finial. This light fixture is in excellent condition; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures 15-1/2” wide and approx. 12-1/2” tall, and the fixture is approx. 29-1/2” long overall. NC1303-RW   « Less

An elegant antique three-light bronze and crystal chandelier from France, circa 1910. The chandelier features a bronze body crowned with a volute loop finial surrounded by  More »

An elegant antique three-light bronze and crystal chandelier from France, circa 1910. The chandelier features a bronze body crowned with a volute loop finial surrounded by original cut crystal French pendalogue prisms. Each arm ends in a scalloped bronze bobeche hung with a cut crystal prism, with two faceted teardrops flanking it. The center of the chandelier finishes with smooth glass teardrop prisms and a sleek glass ball at the bottom. This light fixture is in excellent condition; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures approx. 17-3/4” wide and 22” tall, and the fixture is 39” long overall. NC1305-RW   « Less

Gorgeous antique four-tier Neoclassical flush mount chandelier with its original silver plate finish. Circa 1910, this three-light "wedding cake" chandelier features a band  More »

Gorgeous antique four-tier Neoclassical flush mount chandelier with its original silver plate finish. Circa 1910, this three-light "wedding cake" chandelier features a band of silver plate rosettes with bellflower details. Below, the chandelier has four tiers of sparkling icicle prisms and is finished at the bottom with a faceted crystal ball. This flush mount light fixture and its prisms are in excellent condition; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier measures approximately 13-1/8” wide and 15” tall.   « Less

Delightful pair of antique single arm sconces in their original silver plate over brass finish. Circa 1910, these Neoclassical sconces are shield-shaped and crowned by a  More »

Delightful pair of antique single arm sconces in their original silver plate over brass finish. Circa 1910, these Neoclassical sconces are shield-shaped and crowned by a decorative loop and scrolls. The backplate has a wonderful hammered texture and features swag, bellflower, and rosette details. The sconce arm extends out and up, supporting a candle cup with acanthus leaves and an egg and bead border. These wall lamps are in very good antique condition with a beautifully aged finish; they have been professionally rewired and come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. We kept the original nonfunctioning turn switches for nostalgia’s sake; however, we will gladly replace them with new ones if desired. The sconces are 4-3/8” wide, 11-1/4” tall, and project 4” from the wall.   « Less