Gas Lantern

Chandelier reproduction of gas lantern in brass with opaline of dimension height 67 cm for a width

This antique lantern was originally a gas fixture which dates it to the early part of the last half

Elegant octagon shaped gold dore bronze gas lantern, later electrified with original beveled glass

A pair of 19th Century Street lanterns These beautiful lanterns originally configured as gas

This impressive lantern is all hand-hammered and blacksmith made. The lantern alone has a 24 inch

flame emanating from a corona, echoing their past as gas lanterns. Below, there is an elegant band of

bulb. Possibly this originally was a gas lantern. Recently re-wired and ready to install. The

This highly unusual lantern dates from a time when both gas and electricity were available, the

Antique English solid brass gas-light era lantern, circa 1890. LAN009.

Pair of American copper and gas mounted wall lanterns with flanking vented finals, glass hinged

Single Wall lantern made of solid copper , originally was gas lantern and converted to be electric

1950s French Gas Lamp Metal with Glass.

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

gas-lit street lamps and grand estate lighting, often referred to as a "gas-style lantern" or

American gas copper street lantern with the original glass, floral motif, hinged door, mounted in a

An exceptional brass and cut glass hanging entry hall or stairwell lantern, originally gas operated

foliage finial. Early 19th century. Lantern was originally gas and has been electrified.

Pair of American dome finial copper and brass decorative hanging paneled glass hall lanterns

flame echoing their past as gas lanterns. Have been wired for electricity but could be converted back to

Wilhelm Willy link Urban Fall. Autumn day in rainy Berlin. Old gas lanterns line the side of a

single candle-style lights create a soft, inviting glow reminiscent of antique gas lanterns. The rich

French Colonial pendant lantern, a fixture equally at home indoors or out. Inspired by historic gas

— evokes the charm of historic gas lanterns found throughout New Orleans, Charleston, and coastal estates

Truly impressive and large, former gas lantern made into a single-light pendant. If you are a

brings the charm of historic gas lanterns to today’s exterior designs. Each fixture is handmade in

filigree cock keys. Pair of lanterns were originally gas and have been electrified. Mid-19th century.

An exceptional pair of vintage Boho gas wall lanterns. Made by the iconic Wheeler Reflector Co. and

lighting was transitioning from oil and gas to early electricity, these lanterns were designed to maximise

also still be fitted with gas or electric lanterns to provide a wonderful source of lighting. Each

Express as they have the look of luxurious oil or gas light lanterns - very opulent and decadent sconces

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

Early Gas Lantern with Beveled Glass

19th century electrified gas lantern, brass frame with upper texture blue stained glass and lower

Large and in perfect condition gas lantern with two hand blown upward fluting shades.

Great looking black tole lantern with glass panel sides and scrolling iron decoration

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

Originally this 19th century Italian Art Nouveau lantern was gas burning. It was modified for

Unusual design for Victorian era gas lantern. Electrified with two sockets.

Early gas lantern converted to gas.

Originally a gas lantern, wired US.

as a gas lantern.

This is a large and very attractive English mid-19th century verdigris copper hanging gas lantern

An exceptional globe gas lantern. Natural verdigris to the copper frame, opaline glass above

used as a gas lantern, now electrified. Designer to hang from ceiling or stand on a pedestal or table

Gas Era Post Lantern

to electrify in order to lessen the threat of fire and other hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In

to electrify in order to lessen the threat of fire and other hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In

to electrify in order to lessen the threat of fire and other hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In

fire and other hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In fact, the last remaining gas lanterns are from

fire and other hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In fact, the last remaining gas lanterns are from

Gas Era Slag Glass Lantern

Made by R. Williamson of Chicago circa 1905, this converted gas hall lantern has an interesting

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

order to lessen the threat of fire and other hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In fact, the last

hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In fact, the last remaining gas lanterns are from 1960.   The

hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In fact, the last remaining gas lanterns are from 1960.   The

hazards caused by lanterns using gas. In fact, the last remaining gas lanterns are from 1960.   The