Antique Street Lamps

His works display the profound knowledge he held of perspective and composition; and, the viewer’s eye is most often caught by fascinating details – the play of lights on wet pavemen...

His works display the profound knowledge he held of perspective and composition; and, the viewer’s eye is most often caught by fascinating details – the play of lights on wet pavemen...

This street lamp is from Paris, France, circa 1900.

This street lamp is from Paris, France, circa 1900.

19THC STREET LAMP FROM NEW YORK CITY. WONDERFUL PATINA

A glass globe lamp from Paris street lamp, originating in France, circa 1900.

Important street lamp from France made of hand hammered wrought iron with patinated bronze details.

A glass and iron street lamp as table lamp, originating in France, circa 1920.

I love the look of these early street lamps... Complex and all business. A bit Tesla and Frankenstein.

A wonderful 19th century English tole street lamp with four glass sides, and an architectural gabled roof inspired top.

This is the prettiest street lamp I have ever seen. The top is Japanned copper and still has it's original finish as well as the porcelain connectors.

Oversized street lamp with original frosted glass with delicate wire support original metal fitter, re-wired.

This is a very early street lamp. I'm amazed that the original glass has survived.

An Art Deco Alabaster Domed figural table lamp. A fine sculpture of a seated woman on a street lamp.

Cast iron street lamp from a downtown Chicago Bridge. This example has a polychrome finish with large glass round globe that has replaced an original broken globe.

If you search the internet for this Westinghouse closed arc street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

This has to be one of my favorite street lamps. The details are amazing. The body is solid copper and it has all the trap doors, clips and connectors.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

An extraordinary, 10-foot high American made street lamp from the 1930s. Zinc fluted column with cast metal base and top lamp fitter.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

I believe this was lamp was an 1800s carbon arch street lamp. This seldom seen Helios was from the beginning of electric lighting.

I believe these were the type of street lamps used in NYC in the 1920s.

Where ever you place this amazing cast iron street lamp it's sure to get attention. I'm not sure but would guess it's European and very early 20th Century... but could be earlier.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

I have been collecting lighting for years and have never seen another lamp like this. I'm not sure but would guess it's European and very early 20th century, but could be earlier. Th...

This is one of the most interesting radial wave lamps we have offered. It's decorative and highly detailed. The top is cast iron with a vertical design running down the sides. The ce...

These French arms are beautiful cast iron with an original patina. The end of the arm has an angle adjustment to point the lamp and shade. The look is very clean and a bit Art Deco. ...

Etching, 1928. Edition 100, recorded impressions 83. Signed in pencil. Image size 14 7/8 x 9 3/8" (38 x 24 cm). McCarron #70. Very good condition Martin Lewis is considered on...

This has to be one of my favorite street lamps. The details are amazing. The body is solid copper and it has all the trap doors, clips and porcelain connectors.

If you search the internet for this this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are.

Uk circa 1880

Antique Classical Slag Glass Torchiere Table Lamp in Street or Newel Lamp Form C1920 Measures- 19.75"H x 9.75"W x 9.75"D

This is a matched pair of genuine Italian early 1900s street or villa lamps. They are heavy cast iron and extremely tall at almost 12 feet high.

When we travel I eye is always drawn to the early street lighting. This is the type of early lamp I remember lighting the narrow cobble stone streets in the historic part Brussels.

It's nice to hang a rare lamp but it still needs to look great as well. I think this was one of the most striking Industrial lamps made.

This is a nicely detailed set. Both have a green over white porcelain radial wave shade. large glazed ceramic bodies and a cast iron fluted dome cap. We are selling and pricing thes...

A fine pair of English gas street lamps, converted to electric, with great verdigris surface, one with a badge which reads “Parkinson and W & B Cowan Ltd Manufacturers, London, Edinb...

A very nice pair of fluted cast iron lamp posts from the east coast USA with glass globes and rewired condition. Finish has remained in old oxidized green paint. Very unusual size.

The combination of the copper and Vaseline glass gives a warm and unique look. Its hard to find large Vaseline pieces and this lamp has a perfect eight inch globe. The top is beauti...

The finish of the copper and Gray porcelain have just the right look. In addition the rare original acorn milk glass dome make this impressive lamp a real standout. It has a 20 inch ...

One of three available, we utilized these magnificent antioque street lamps in front of our old location. With an overall height of 14 feet, these shed an abundance of light.

Beautifully carved and painted wood street lamps with remnants of original gilding. Converted from candle light to electric.

Originally this was a Carbon Arc street lamp and has beed wired to take a standard E26 bulb.

San Francisco street car fare box as table lamp. Still in working order as a fare recepticle.

This is an early street lamp rewired and finished for home use. The look is striking in all copper and black.

This fixture started life as an early Carbon-Arc Street lamp. We have rewired and replaced the socket to take a standard E26 Bulb.

Late Victorian street light, heavy cast iron with glass shade, wired, great detail in the casting. Found in New York

Nice clean green over white porcelain street lamp. 20" diameter and a classic design.

A Dusky Town Square Landscape Painting, Early 20th century by Winifred Beatrice Roome 1873-1957 Depicting figures walking with a dog in the distance in a quiet town square in t...

This beautiful lamp goes back to the beginning of electricity and is one of the very earliest street lamps.

We also had 3 small milk glass bulb covers. The lamps look and feel like a very early carbon arch street lamp.

There is a reason for the look of this unique sconce. This type of early 1800s shade was used for candles or small gas lamps. The open tubular section of the shade acted as a chimney...