2785E e. ca. 1915; Original five light fixture that could be used in various rooms. The original shades are a matched set of signed Steuben calcite artglass shades, and the brass components, including the heavy chain, have the original aged finish. Cleaned, rewired and grounded.

Spread: 20 inches; Minimum Drop: 25 inches.

PRICE: $1600

2796G6E d. ca. 1905; This fixture is probably out of a bank or other commercial building, indicated by its massive arms and body. It has six gas lights with the original etched shades going up, with six electric lights with new matching etched globes going down. This is the original finish on the brass, and the gas lights have been electrified. Strangely, this fixture has a pull-chain switch down the center for the electric, which I believe is original, while the gas keys seem to have the original rocker arm valves, which also held pull-chains, meaning that the fixture was installed above the normal height, and these features were necessary to turn the lights on from below.

Spread: 30 inches; Minimum Drop: 32 inches.

PRICE: $3000

2801G d. ca. 1890; Here is a lovely large figural gas table lamp, showing a young girl with a squirel on her shoulder. The five inch gas shade is a beautiful old cranberry hobnail shade in perfect condition. Electrified.

Height: 36 inches.

PRICE: $2250

2812E ca. 1925; A ceiling mounted two light Art Deco slip-shade hall fixture with great frosted green shades. The cream colored metal with colored highlights is all original except for the new wiring. The dark wires shown are just to make sure the slip shades don't slip out from handling.

Spread: 15 inches; Drop: 7 inches.

PRICE: $400

2821E ca. 1920; A very nice pair of porcelain sconces for either side of a bathroom mirror. These are in excellent working condition with the original pull-chain switch sockets and porcelain pulls. (You can use my gold flame bulbs in these sconces.)

Spread: 4 inches; Height: 8 inches.

PRICE: $300/pair

2831E ca. 1925; Two of these frosted pink Art Deco ceiling fixtures, which hold one bulb each. These may have been used in bedrooms, where shorter fixtures are needed because of the lower ceilings.

Spread: 10 inches; Drop: 10 inches.

PRICE: $300 each

2841E e. ca. 1915; This is a great pair of trumpet shaped pendants from an exceptional home. These have the original dark patina with lighter highlights on the decorative leaves and fitters. The shades featured are signed pulled-feather Quezal shades.

Spread: 6 inches; Drop: 22 inches.

PRICE: $1100/pair

2854E ca. 1925; An interesting Art Deco fixture with a single eight sided decorated shade, surrounding four candle type sockets.

Spread: 16 inches; Minimum Drop: 21 inches.

PRICE: $850

2865E ca. 1925; A five light Art Deco slip-shade fixture with the "wing" styled shades in an irridized shiny finish. Shades and original finish are in excellent condition.

Spread: 20 inches; Minimum Drop: 21 inches.

PRICE: $1200

2871G4E d. ca. 1900; This is a unique combination fixture, with a single gas light up the middle, three electric lights around the perimeter and one electric holding a globe down the middle. All of the lights have the original matching patterned lead crystal shades.

Spread: 23 inches; Drop: 36 inches.

PRICE: $1600

2883E d. ca.1905; A French influenced Victorian electric fixture; three lights with early blue tinted etched shades.

Spread: 29 inches; Minimum Drop: 26 inches.

PRICE: $1250

2263K b. ca. 1875; Here is an "as found" in excellent condition, a pull-down three light kerosene chandelier with original period glass. It is still kerosene and, although it can be wired without too much damage, is no longer offered here for the purist or museum that could make use of the original light. Amazingly well preserved.

Spread: 27 inches; Drop (up position): 34 inches. Drop (down position): 50 inches.

PRICE: $2500

2343G3E d. ca. 1905; This is a fancy brass Victorian gas and electric combination fixture with the original finish. It has three gas lights with gas shades and three electric lights with the smaller matching electric shades and has been completely electrified and restored. This fixture can be seen in the Sears catalog of 1906, with pressed glass shades. The shades shown with this fixture are Gillinder shades from 1907.

Spread: 26 inches; Minimum Drop: 30 inches.

PRICE: $2250

2434E f. ca 1915; Here is an original brass ceiling hugging Mission or Arts & Crafts styled four light electric fixture in the original dark bronze finish. It has the original diamond shaped loops to hold the square shade holders for square 2 1/4" shades. The shades shown are new frosted amber glass and are included in the price. For another view, this is the match to the fixture #2444E shown on another part of this page.

Spread: 17 inches; Height: 14 inches.

PRICE: $1100

2444E f. ca. 1915; Here is an original brass ceiling hugging Mission or Arts & Crafts styled four light electric fixture in the original dark bronze finish. It has the original diamond shaped loops to hold the square shade holders for square 2 1/4" shades. The shades shown are excellent quality slag glass reproductions and are included in the price. For another view to the match to this fixture, see #2434E elsewhere on this page.

Spread: 17 inches; Drop: 14 inches.

PRICE: $1450

2456E ca. 1928; This Art Deco slip-shade fixture has six lights and shades with regal lion crests arranged in a circle. The frame is all bronze, with enameled highlights. The center finial is really a three-way switch to control how many lights are on.

Spread: 19 inches; Minimum Drop: 28 inches.

PRICE: $1100

2465E f. ca. 1915; This is a polished brass Mission or Arts & Crafts fixture which has the original caramel curved panel slag glass in the central section and excellent quality reproduction slag glass panel shades hanging from the corners. A beauty for over the dining room table.

Spread: 17 inches; Minimum Drop: 31 inches.

PRICE: $1750

2513E d. ca. 1905; An early electric simple three light brass fixture with the "Japanned" copper and black finish in beautiful condition. The original old shades are Holophane lead crystal. Think about this one over a kitchen workspace.

Spread: 24 inches; Drop: 24 inches.

PRICE: $600

2521K d. ca. 1890; This is a simple old kerosene hanging fixture, probably used in the kitchen. It has the original glass, brass parts, working pull-down mechanism, and retains the original patina.

Spread: 14 inches; Drop: 26 inches.

PRICE: $275

2531G3E d. ca. 1895; Unusual combination fixture. It's like the owner had these beautiful single gas harp fixtures installed and then decided that they weren't enough light, so he had three old electric lights installed at the ceiling mount, with pull-chain sockets. This is an old etched shade, the sockets are old Hubbell pull-chain, and the gas has been electrified. Original finish and perfect working pull-chain sockets, with acorn pull extension. Shown with reproduction large filament bulbs.

Spread: 13 inches; Drop: 32 inches.

PRICE: $450 Each

2541K d. ca. 1890; A completely original Victorian hanging pull down kerosene lamp with 14 inch decorated milk glass shade matching the font. Nicely polished and electrified.

Spread: 18 inches; Minimum Drop: 34 inches.

PRICE: $1050

2555E ca. 1923; Here's a beautiful Dining Room fixture from the 1920s. It's polished brass and sports this wonderful set of hand painted gold irredescent shades with great winter landscape scenes. The snow is a kind of glass-bead finish, and the sky is an orange aurene - see the close-up picture for detail. Took seven years to match up this set of glass.

Spread: 22 inches; Minimum Drop: 24 inches.

PRICE: $1350

2593E ca. 1925; Another restored brightly painted bulb fixture from the 1920s. This tiny ceiling mounted fixture is all brass and has intricate ormolu (look it up) brass applied designs, and a nice old orange glass dangly. My beautiful Orange or Gold painted reproduction bulbs are included in the price.

Spread: 11 inches; Drop: 8 inches.

PRICE: $275

2616K c. ca. 1887; Bradley & Hubbard six light large pull-down kerosene fixture. Constructed of brass and brass-plated iron, this fixture is all original including the sets of glass fonts, burners, 5 inch shade holders, early glass chimneys, and 5 inch globe shades. Note that they are the exact same shades that are shown in the 1887 Bradley & Hubbard catalog picture of this fixture. Note also that the catalog does not show, but mentions the pull-down mechanism with brass springs which is original to this fixture. Never wired.

Spread: 37 inches; Drop: 54 inches.

PRICE: $6250

2655E f. ca. 1925; Here's an aluminum Arts & Crafts (castle look) five light fixture that held flame shaped bulbs, and has amber colored glass shades that hangover each bulb. The bulbsshown are the original painted bulbs, but these don't work. I've included five new painted flame bulbs in the price.

Spread: 16 inches; Drop: 29 inches.

PRICE: $550

2665E f. ca. 1925; Very unusual bronze five light bulb fixture done in that hammered look of the Arts & Crafts movement. The bronze color you see is the actual color of the bronze, while the recesses are toned black. Note the nice amber glass dangly in the center. I did have a pair of these available and as usual, new painted bulbs were included in the price.

Spread: 18 inches; Minimum Drop: 24 inches.

PRICE: $425

2676E ca. 1926; We call this a "brown-tip" slip-shade Art Deco fixture, known for its high style and characteristic angular shades with the brown point. Made and signed by the Williamson Co. of Chicago, it is in excellent shape and has the sixth central light for hanging over the Dining Room table. This one has small light age spots in the painted surface of the slip-shades, which are hardly noticeable, but are there permanently.

Spread: 22 inches; Minimum Drop: 30 inches.

PRICE: $1250

2683E d. ca. 1900; A fine polished brass three light early electric Victorian fixture with original finely etched shades.

Spread: 18 inches; Minimum Drop: 28 inches.

PRICE: $675

2693E ca. 1925; This is a signed "Beardslee" of Chicago fixture with three lights in a large painted milk glass shade. The brass has the original dark patina in fine condition.

Spread: 18 inches; Drop: 27 inches.

PRICE: $525

2704E ca. 1926; Art Deco fine quality four light slip-shade fixture with the original finish. Metal and shades are signed "Beardslee of Chicago".

Spread: 18 inches; Minimum Drop: 25 inches.

PRICE: $1250

2711E ca. 1926; Here is the matching slip-shade wall sconce for the fixture posted above. Sorry, there is only one available. Also signed "Beardslee of Chicago".

Spread: 6 inches; Height: 10 inches; Depth: 6 inches.

PRICE: $325

2721E ca. 1926; A pair of amber glass slip-shade Art Deco wall sconces. Excellent restored condition.

Spread: 6 inches; Height: 12 inches; Depth: 6 inches.

PRICE: $575 pair

2736E ca. 1926; An Art Deco six light slip-shade chandelier in great restored condition. The frosted glass slipper shades are in near perfect shape.

Spread: 18 inches; Minimum Drop: 27 inches.

PRICE: $975

2741G2E e. ca. 1910; Here's a lovely combination gas and electric brass wall sconce for a special spot. It has the original patina, but the gold aurene shades are new. The amber twisted glass gas candle cover is old, and I have wired a night light into the gas jet. This has a three-way switch, so any combination of lights can be used and you can click here to see a picture of the sconce with all the lights lit.

Spread: 9 inches; Height: 12 inches; Depth: 9 inches.

PRICE: $495

2762E ca. 1926; This is a two-light lilac colored Art Deco porcelain ceiling flush mounted fixture with matching slip-shades. It sports gold trim and is in A-1 restored condition. Note the porcelain finial.

Spread: 14 inches; Drop: 7 inches.

PRICE: $250