Gas Lamps Antique

This is an original Humphrey gas lamp including the signed glass globe. The tented shade and body

Victorian Antique Brass Adjustable Student Gas Lamp With A Racing Green Glass Shade & Clean

Gas lamp in glass, gilded bronze and enameled porcelain, 19th century. A pedestal with rockery and

This newly wired gas lamp signed GRAETZIN has a small white porcelain body with an interesting ring

This is a matching pair and will be sold and priced as a pair. These were small early gas lamps now

An antique English copper wall hanging gas lamp dating back to the 19th century. This Georgian

This is a small and very rich looking gem of a pendent. Its signed on the burner/shade holder Welsbach. It stands 16 inches tall plus whatever drop length you provide for finish. Thi...

This is a very early fuel lamp. It dates before the use of piped gas and electric. It has been

lamp has both gas and oil details but is now wired to take two standard bulbs.

Paper Size: 11.5 x 8.25 inches ( 29.21 x 20.955 cm ) Image Size: 8.5 x 5.75 inches ( 21.59 x 14.605 cm ) Framed: No Condition: A: Mint Additional Details: First printing Litho...

gaslight on a winter evening.A horse-drawn carriage disappears into the distance, its rear lamps casting

The light twisted pipe and additional twisted applied detail give this lamp its unique feel. The

19thc French NapoleonIII Set of 3 Similas Gas Lamps in Rose Teinte. I believe it is little work to

gas lamps, now electrified.

Beautiful Warren Kessler mercury glass lamp. French design gas lamp design. Mercury glass with

Wonderful elegant brass and steel column lamp Originally a gas lamp. Brass left to the original

Russian Opaline Gas Lamps.

gas lamp. Circa Late 19th Century. Measurements: 41" H x 16" Diameter (Shade).

An antique, hanging pressure-style gas lamp. Comprised of a brass harp structure topped with a

lamp is richly detailed and stands on classic lion's paws. Originally a gas lamp, it has been converted

quality, previously would have been a gas lamp but converted to electricity in the 1930's. Large lamp

baluster vase mounted as a gas lamp with gilt brass floral decorated base and pierced gallery collar with

form as a gas lamp. Milk shade Height 19.2cm Brass lamp removable with glass shade Height 45.5cm

white Chinese vase in the cherry blossom pattern mounted as a gas lamp in the late 1800's now converted

architectural detailing. The design closely reflects the elegant gas lamp posts installed throughout Paris

base is likely bronze. This appears to have once been a kerosene or gas lamp that has been converted

Pair of 19th century Empire wall sconces made of bronze. This wall scones were originally gas

A pair of substantially made wall lamps with Moonstone glass shades. c.1910 Former gas lamps made

triple gas lamp that we married to the oversized Tambour shade. It takes four bulbs and is perfect for a

a nice knob detail. It was made in the 1890s as a gas lamp and has been newly converted to electric

This early gas lamp has a look all its own. The fixture body is green enamel with gold highlights

civilian sacrifices necessary to support the war effort. The artwork features a dimly lit gas lamp

A two tone glass pendant. German, c1900s. Originally a gas lamp, since converted. Two

cat, Photoframes and Binoculars The Centre with a Gas table lamp with a pagoda shaped shade, press

the look of a gas lamp but is one of the very early examples produced for the beginning of electric

lamps used in mining to prevent gas explosions. The lamp has a hook for hanging and a sturdy base

plaster tells me it could be very early. It may have beed a gas lamp at one time. The glass is all

A richly painted, glazed and parcel gilt gas table lamp, converted to electricity, with gilded

An exceptional wrought iron lamp base. We believe this was probably a custom crafted gas newel post

advertising art. The poster advertises Incandescence par le Gaz (Gas Incandescence) at 17 Boulevard

well as stable lanterns) and gas oil lamps made of tin, zinc and brass, with accessories such as

pedestrians. Surrounding the column are elegant 19th-century buildings and gas lamps, reflecting the

cheering citizens waving hats and flags. Gas lamps cast a soft glow over the bridge and the assembled crowd

-drawn carriage, and a gas lamp suggesting an urban setting prior to widespread electrification. The

” (1878); “A Plea for Gas Lamps” (1878) The essays inspired Norman WILKINSON (1878 – 1971) to create the

reverse the verticals of masts, smokestacks, and gas lamps. Leduc’s brush alternates between tight

. The round handle add a nice design element. Once fueled by gas work as a traditional lamp

Cast gas pendants / ceiling lamp ca. 1900 Cast Iron top with clear cut glass shade Diameter

Antique gas lamps that have been electrified long ago. Replacement shades with vintage style has

Early 19th century Italian gas lamp chandelier with intricate pappagallo design.    

Gas lamps with a hunting scene.

A pair of mid-19th century cast iron triform based columned gas lamps.

Pair of tall gold painted wooded lamps converted from gas with Regency style black transfer

OUTDOOR GAS LANTERNS - EARLY 19TH CENTURY- THAT HAVE BEEN CONVERTED INTO 4 LIGHT ELECTRIC LIGHTS

19th century figural gas lamp converted to electricity with French mounting.

gas lamp. The lamp includes a raw silk shade custom-made by Otto Munder. Shade measurements: 11 H X

An electrified, late 19th century double student gas lamp with ribbed white case glass shades