Copper Street Lamp

The finish of the original copper and black iron have just the right look. In addition the thick tear drop glass shade along with the brass and porcelain details make this detailed l...

The finish of the original copper and black iron have just the right look. In addition the unique blue glass domes make this matching pair a real standout. The lamp also has some nic...

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.

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 ...

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

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

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.

This lamp make quite an impression. It stands 21 inches tall and has a 17 inch diameter. Three quarters if this lamp is heavy prismatic glass. It has a thick cast iron shade and a ha...

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.

If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are. I was thrilled to find two matching examples. They are on every lamp collecto...

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 was thrilled to find two matching examples. They are on every lamp collecto...

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

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. I was thrilled to find two matching examples. They are on every lamp collecto...

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. It is a street light but it has a sense of st...

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.

I believe these were the type of street lamps used in NYC at the turn of the century.

One-of-a-kind massive table base lamp by Westinghouse, milk glass converted into street lamp, circa 1940s, large and beautiful rewired double head socket and lamp base illuminates al...

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.

I believe these were the type of street lamps used in NYC in the 1920s. The copper has a aged and wrinkled finish that gives the lamp character.

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

We have a set of four London Street Lamps that have been converted to large pendants.

If you search the internet for this Westing house closed arc 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.

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. It is a street light but it has a sense of st...

The original green patina on these copper, iron and porcelain street lamps is something that only decades in the open can do.

- A wonderful and rare vintage French streetlight ceiling pendant by Holophane Devant, France circa 1920. - The ceiling pendant is made from cast iron, copper and Holophane glass, in...

A typical London street lantern in copper that has been converted into a bold and dramatic table lamp.

Iron Street lamps with 1 foot 1 inch wide copper shades weathered to a wonderful aged green patina.

A very unusual variation on the pole mounted street lamps. This version is a combination of cast iron, copper, and textured glass.

A beautifully patinated 1930s copper hanging street lamp from Franklin Rooseveltlaan in Brussels, Belgium.

Antique Victorian French set of four copper pans of circular form having a tempered copper base, iron handles with copper rivets and hanging holes. They are heavier than the average...

This fabulous bronze peacock was made at Franz Bergman's Vienna foundry and bears the name of sculptor Bruno Zach. The highly detailed sculpture is beautifully cast and features col...

20th Century Art Nouveau style spiral staircase from Spain in good condition and easy to assemble. This stair belonged to an old Factory in Spain, that closed at the end of the 2...

French style wrought iron greenhouse with doors and windows that open outwards. Ready for glass panels to be installed.

Rare French Art Deco chandelier by Simonet Freres, from circa 1935, in silvered bronze with molded and sepia-patinated glass shades.

You can imagine this Victorian internal door with stained glass situated in a period kitchen or in the entrance hall of a traditional Victorian townhouse. This mahogany door is over ...

A Palatial Pair of French 19th Century Baroque Style Free-Standing Serpentine Wrought Iron Wall Console Tables with marble top. The slender bowed wrought iron bodies surmounted with ...

An extraordinary fine English victorian marquetry Sycamore, Amboyna, burr-walnut and ormolu-mounted circular tulipwood crossbanding tip-top center table with inlaid decorations depic...

A large antique 12 panel mahogany door suitable for interior use. At over 100 years old, this impressive English antique door has stood the test of time, showcasing a handsome polish...

These high oak carriage doors were made at the end of the 19th century and belonged to a typical Haussmannian building in Paris. In very good condition, the details have been careful...

Fabulous pair of bronze entrance gates with two stationary bronze panels. This is a very impressive looking pair of gates with scroll work on the top and decorative panels at the bas...

Pulpit in oak with double flight of stairs richly carved with monsters.