Gas Lantern

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

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

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

lanterns using gas. In fact, the last remaining gas lanterns are from 1960.   The lanterns were

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Lovely simple Late Victorian gas hall harp. Finished in an olive bronze color. Dainty stamping

A converted gas hall harp fixture finished in a light brass color. Lovely stamped details and

Cobalt Blue Gas Fixture with Original Glass

Rare jeweled early gas hall lantern converted to electric.

Pair of old world gas copper lanterns converted with reflector back plate. Can be reproduced. $900

gas powered lantern with original gas tap pendant and wonderfully shaped original bombé glass panels

Beautiful Victorian converted gas hall lantern, Attributed to McKenney of Boston. As with lights

Super quality converted gas hall lantern.  Fitted with period cranberry hobnail ruffled shade

This pair of original English lanterns were gas lamps converted to electricity with four candle

a 1930s gas street lamp. The tapering lantern reflector with blue and frosted glass panes, holds the

A large pair of Louis XV style bronze wall hanging gas lanterns with six (6) sided glass panels

the lantern, now electrified, formerly a gas lantern hangs from an iron post and has a 4-sided roof

Formerly a gas lantern and now fitted with a four light cluster and electrified, the frame square

Impressive in scale, copper gas lantern with a later frosted glass lens. Likely to of been used

Antique English brass gas lantern, Circa 1870-1880. (Now electrified).

A highly unusual turn of the century porch gas lantern, with a unique quilted glass shade. The

Pair of Vintage Wall Gas Lanterns - Converted for regular bulbs.

Unusual gas fixture converted to electric, great patina

having graduated flattened ball form finial and terminal, the curved glass panes housing a single electrified candle, the backplate in solid brass

A exceptional pair of large bronze gas lanterns, with opalescent caged glass. The bronze

An exceptional trio of large bronze gas lanterns, with opalescent caged glass. The bronze sections

Pair of wall hanging gas lantern made of solid copper, the wall arm made of steel.   

Gas Lanterns converted, new electrical wiring. Frosted Glass.

Wonderful gas lantern with original oil burner, reflector, and wall mount bracket

Pair of antique gas lanterns, now electrified, with original glass etched panels.

Iron set of gas lanterns. Beautiful details along the top. Item origin; France.

Large copper gas lantern converted to electric. Original patinated finish, replaced glass panels

electrified, or fitted as a gas lantern, for an additional fee.

Heavy bronze with beveled glass. Originally a gas lantern now converted to electric. Unusual shape

Good English 19th Century gas lantern, now electrified and converted, having brass ring finial

This is a very interesting dark brass lantern. The 18 inch diameter 12 panel shade features black

Wonderful 19th century English Copper Post Lantern, originally a gas lantern, now re-wired for

use , Beautiful oxidization patina. This lantern was originally antique post gas lantern , you can see

Special pair of original 19th century gas-lit copper post lanterns that have been electrified. They

A large copper and iron converted gas lantern, produced by William Edgar & Son Limited of Blenheim

Single wall hanging gas lantern made of solid copper, the wall arm made of steel.  

An American Aesthetic Movement period gas powered lantern, the hand blown white opaline glass ovoid

Pair of painted wooden gas lanterns, electrified, with original glass. Iron mounts. From the

Large American Gas Lantern Dated 1879 - Tin, Copper & Iron with beautifully aged surface. Mounted

Very large pair of early 1900s copper and brass gas lantern sconces that have been modified to