quadruple angle lamp

This style of double kerosene hanging lamp was popular in stores because it cast more light downward, and has been electrified. Signed, Angle Mfg., NY, this picturesque antique 1890'...

This is a 1890s double light hanging fixture by Angle Lamp Company. Originally lit by kerosene it has now been electrified. It has the original glas...

Part of a large haul of reclaimed industrial lights from a former steel works in the North East of England. These wonderful vitreous grey enamel angled factory lights are an early version circa 1920's with cast steel galleries. These parabolic lights were popular choice during the industrial age of Great Britain, a versatile light which would of originally been used in a whole host of sinarious including illuminating car production lines, lighting market stalls of Britain's historic city markets such as billingsgate and highlighting signage and wall displays inside out outside factory's. The existing finish has been sealed to emphasise the patina of the metal. Fully refurbished today they are equally as versatile either as a ceiling pendant or wall mounted light. Installed in a run these make a wonderful feature for bar and restaurant lighting...

Midcentury Gepo pendant lamp with maroon metallic enameled globe sitting in square chrome frame. The canopy houses a pulley allowing the telephone cord-...

Unique Mid-Century Modern, atomic style chrome Sputnik chandelier. This chandelier has an unusual, artistically bent stem which gives it a very sculptural look. Additionally, beside...

Art Deco octagon lantern from The El Cid Theatre, Los Angles, detailed deco Gothic silvered metal and engraved frosted glass 8-panel pendant. A splendid exa...