Antique Gas Iron

This unique French Art Nouveau 19th century Parisian cast iron arm was originally used for a gas lantern light.

As shown a visible gas pump in original condition with layers polychrome paint. The hose was not salvageable and the top glass holder showing mobiles in is 1970 replacement. A bea...

A beautiful antique gas heater made from intricate cast Iron. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1890-1910 period.

A beautiful antique gas heater made from intricate cast Iron. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1890-1910 period.

This very unusual chandelier is comprised of cast iron metal, not the norm for this style. All the parts are original all the way up to the original ceiling canopy, which has a desi...

Unusual gas fixture converted to electric, great patina

Matte black gas lamp with simple glass acorn shaped shade, converted to electric

Original antique advertising poster for cooking with gas featuring an illustration of a smiling chef in white uniform and hat lifting a lid off a large blue cast iron pot on a stove ...

We have a perfect matching pair of these lamps. Both were originally gas lamps. They have been converted to electric and take standard Edison bulbs.

The stove is about 39" high, 21.5" wide and 14.5" deep. It has cast iron legs and cast iron top with a removable lid.

A Monumental 8 foot plus Salvaged piece of Automobile Garage Memorabilia. A Mechanic's Toolboard, Wall Unit Display and Storage for Garage or Loft. The Board has been Cleaned and Wax...

the lantern, now electrified, formerly a gas lantern hangs from an iron post and has a 4-sided roof and a tapering body with four glass panels, the bottom in iron with a brass termin...

This warmth is gained whether a fireback is used with wood fires or gas logs. Protection: A cast iron fireback is still the best way to protect a hearth's back wall from decay.

This warmth is gained whether a fireback is used with wood fires or gas logs. Protection A cast iron fireback is still the best way to protect a hearth's back wall from decay.

A cast iron gas floor lamp.

This is a top of the line cast iron gas Cigar Lighter that would have been found in American saloons in the late 19th century.

“Is your kitchen as inviting as your front door?” That was the tag line used by the Monarch Stove Company of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin in the 1920’s. Our Paramount model Monarch stove wa...

A white Eagle Gas Co. antique cast iron eagle sculpture.

Rustic early 20th c. gas iron lanterns with copper lids. heavy beveled glass on all four sides.

Pair of gilt iron sconces that were originally gas and have been wired for European use.

This fixture comes complete with its original cast iron base, five gas burners, and whimsical acanthus leaf and iron scroll detailing.

nearly identical pair of 19th c gas lamps cast iron frame supports a clear glass bell surmounted with a milk glass dome topped with a tin crown and flame finial gas mechanism el...

Original antique advertising poster for cooking with gas featuring an illustration of a smiling chef in white uniform and hat lifting a lid off a large blue cast iron pot on a stove ...

These are a rare find: a pair of cast iron sconces, which originally illuminated and early-century gas station in Michigan.

Fabulous French gas lantern from a country manor house near Nîmes, France. One only.

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19th Century Savannah Carriage Gas Lantern with Mercury Glass Reflector. Lantern is in working condition

A large candy-making copper bowl with steel handles, fitted within a gas burner, made by the American company, Savage Bros. Co., which was established in 1855.

Brass hanging fixture with 2 gas jets pointing up and 2 electric sockets pointing down. fixture has fitters to accept shades on electric sockets.

Exceptional early Gas Theatre light. Finely Cast Iron base with brass and bronze detail.

Heavy French Copper and iron gas Stable Lantern in original condition. Plaque states "Lanterne Claude Le Febvre Tavers France"

A pair of wrought iron wall-mounted gas lights in the manner of Pugin, English, 1870s.

Antique French gas iron and stained glass lantern, indoor or outdoor, scroll iron work.

A harp fixture with the original swirled opal glass and smoke bell. Brass filigree crown on glass. Tubing has a dark patina and contrasts with the bright brass detail elements. This ...

This conclusion is drawn from the lack of decoration, the iron centre connection and very simple gas cocks.