This fixture, circa 1930's, was made by a little known company called Puritan, which had an interesting array of shade variations for this type of frame. The most popular  More »

This fixture, circa 1930's, was made by a little known company called Puritan, which had an interesting array of shade variations for this type of frame. The most popular one with the public was this nice shade that has the lovely embossed floral spray. The frame is made from cast iron and has a faux bronze finish. The chandelier has been completely re-wired with 5 bakelite sockets and ground wire to conform to UL guidelines. Each socket is capable of accepting a 100 watt bulb. It is totally ready to go and will be supplied with all the necessary mounting hardware. Measurements: 22" tall by 18 1/2" wide. Complete, UL re-wired chandelier price is $895.00, plus careful shipping.   « Less

How cute this light is!! Lovely graceful sweeping lines with a lovely floral motif makes it a very pleasant fixture indeed. Circa 1910-30. Electrical: This pendant has  More »

How cute this light is!! Lovely graceful sweeping lines with a lovely floral motif makes it a very pleasant fixture indeed. Circa 1910-30. Electrical: This pendant has been totally re-wired in our UL shop. Normal sockets, for everyday medium base bulbs, have been installed. All mounting hardware will be supplied. Measurements: 21" tall by a similar width from shade outside to shade outside. For the complete, re-wired pendant, $695.00 WITH the shades shown, plus careful shipping. Price for fixture WITHOUT the shades: $595.00 plus shipping.   « Less

From the Art Deco period, two names for quality and design are well recognized by collectors: Lightolier and Consolidated Glass. With this fixture, we have the best of these  More »

From the Art Deco period, two names for quality and design are well recognized by collectors: Lightolier and Consolidated Glass. With this fixture, we have the best of these two companies. From Lightolier's 1933 catalog we have a lovely example of the "Stylux" model 2641 six shade, but with five sockets, chandelier using some of the best that Consolidated glass made in shades. Right below this model, in the catalog, Lightolier states in BOLD letters: "Quality never disappoints". Lightolier made this model both as a long drop with chain, and a lower drop for close ceiling applications. Here we have the lower ceiling version. It was priced in the 1933 catalog, in the raging depression, at $17.25. In our catalog, that 1933 price is crossed out and $20.25 is written in pencil. And it was the depression! This Lightolier chandelier has been completely UL re-wired with 5 sockets to conform to UL guidelines. Each socket is capable of accepting a 100 watt bulb. It is totally ready to go and will be supplied with all the necessary mounting hardware. Measurements: 18" tall by 17 1/2" wide. Price for complete, UL re-wired 6 shade chandelier is $1450.00, plus careful shipping.   « Less

Striking antique Spanish Revival five light chandelier, salvaged out of Roanoke, VA. This iron and brass fixture begins with a decorative shield canopy, working its way down  More »

Striking antique Spanish Revival five light chandelier, salvaged out of Roanoke, VA. This iron and brass fixture begins with a decorative shield canopy, working its way down in chain to a bell-shaped loop finial. The body is composed of five iron bands that balloon out and back in around a center rod. Hammered brass shields decorate the bands, which move down and out to a circular lower body, also embellished with shield and fleur-de-lis details. The five chandelier arms are composed of fantastic decorative brackets, extending out to support crenellated bobeches and twisted spear finials. This light fixture is in excellent condition with a gorgeous patina; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier measures approximately 20" wide, 20" tall and 39-1/2" long overall. NC1286-RW   « Less

Marvelous antique one-light new old stock Lightolier chandelier with glass shade and original tag, c. 1930s. Found in Nashville, TN, this charming pendant light begins with  More »

Marvelous antique one-light new old stock Lightolier chandelier with glass shade and original tag, c. 1930s. Found in Nashville, TN, this charming pendant light begins with an understated canopy and chain, working its way down to a decorative palmette. A C-shaped bar runs through the palmette piece, curving around and affixed to the base of the upward facing shade holder. The original glass shade is a wonderful swirled iridescent sit-in shade. This NOS light fixture is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the rim. The chandelier body measures 7-1/2" wide, 13" tall, and 27-1/2" long overall. NC1287-RW   « Less

Circa 1930's, the cast sconces have an interesting deco design on the fitter with some streamline touches on the backplates. The shades are two colors with a clear beaded  More »

Circa 1930's, the cast sconces have an interesting deco design on the fitter with some streamline touches on the backplates. The shades are two colors with a clear beaded edge at the top and another clear beaded edge where it goes into the fitter. The shade center is more white than a yellow. We attribute any yellow color to the light bulb. Electrical: These sconces have been totally re-wired in our UL shop. Normal bakelite sockets for everyday medium base bulbs with a switch have been installed in each. The sconce mounts with one normal sconce mounting all thread to a normal electrical box from within the case. All mounting hardware will be supplied. A pair of very nice pair of American made sconces. Measurements: 10" tall. The shade has a maximum diameter of 5 7/8" while the round part of the backplate has a diameter of 4 1/2". Projects into a room from the wall at 7". For the complete, re-wired pair of sconces, $325.00 plus careful shipping.   « Less

Circa 1930's, these sconces are showing a nice contrast between black and pewter color with nickel plated fitters and mounting nut. That ball finial below the shade is  More »

Circa 1930's, these sconces are showing a nice contrast between black and pewter color with nickel plated fitters and mounting nut. That ball finial below the shade is actually the switch for turning the sconce on and off. Nicely disguised as decoration, it is functional. Electrical: These sconces have been totally re-wired in our UL shop. Normal bakelite sockets for everyday medium base bulbs with that mentioned switch have been installed in each one. The sconce mounts with one normal sconce mounting all-thread to a normal electrical box from within the case. All mounting hardware will be supplied. A very nice pair of American made late 30's sconces. Measurements: 9" tall. The shade has a maximum diameter of 5" while the round part of the backplate has a diameter of 4 1/2". Projects into a room from the wall at 6 5/8". For the complete, UL re-wired pair of sconces, $325.00 plus careful shipping.   « Less

Circa 1930's, these sconces are showing a nice hi/lo contrast of reddish bronze with accents of red and green that are so very subtle. This is the original finish and is  More »

Circa 1930's, these sconces are showing a nice hi/lo contrast of reddish bronze with accents of red and green that are so very subtle. This is the original finish and is really quite remarkable for condition. Electrical: These sconces have been totally re-wired in our UL shop. Normal bakelite sockets for everyday medium base bulbs. The backplate has a rotary switch for on and off. The sconce mounts with one normal sconce mounting all-thread to a normal electrical box from within the case. All mounting hardware will be supplied. A very nice pair of American made late 30's sconces. Measurements: 11 1/2" tall. The shade has a maximum diameter of 6 1/2" while the backplate has a maximum width of 5". Projects into a room from the wall at 6 3/4". For the complete, UL re-wired pair of sconces, $350.00 plus careful shipping.   « Less

Incredible antique Arts & Crafts eight light chandelier in its original green finish, dating from the early 1900s. This unique lantern-type chandelier begins in a simplified  More »

Incredible antique Arts & Crafts eight light chandelier in its original green finish, dating from the early 1900s. This unique lantern-type chandelier begins in a simplified canopy and heavy chain, working down to an industrial loop finial. Four wrought iron bands curve out, are forged in a trefoil shape, and are hand-riveted to the top of the shade. The four-sided iron shade slopes out and feature amber slag glass panes, each covered by a hand-riveted cage-like bar configuration. The four inner lights illuminate the slag glass beautifully. Four lights are attached to the shade corners, featuring decorative straps and pyramid finials. This light fixture is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the edges. The chandelier body measures approximately 28" wide (each side), 37-1/2" wide on the diagonal, 22" tall (body only), and 45" long overall. NC1288-RW   « Less

Marvelous antique Neoclassical pendant light with iridescent shade, salvaged out of Harrisburg, PA and dating from 1905. This light fixture begins with a decorative foliate  More »

Marvelous antique Neoclassical pendant light with iridescent shade, salvaged out of Harrisburg, PA and dating from 1905. This light fixture begins with a decorative foliate canopy, working its way down in chain to a beaded scroll loop finial. Below, the shade holder is hourglass-shaped and ornamented with floral and leaf details. The original iridescent shade is acid etched with flower garland, ribbon, and hanging flower basket details. This pendant light is in excellent condition, and the glass is also in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks, just the expected fleabites around the rim. The light has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. It measures 7” wide, 15” tall, and 34-1/2" long overall.   « Less