Gas Lighting

Made by R. Williamson of Chicago circa 1905, this converted gas hall lantern has an interesting harp shape refinished in satin brass with clear textured glass panels. Measures: 34" ...

Lovely simple Late Victorian gas hall harp. Finished in an olive bronze color. Dainty stamping, crenellations and textured art glass give this pendant a clean and subtle beauty. M...

A converted gas hall harp fixture finished in a light brass color. Lovely stamped details and leaves and filigree touches. Green and pink art glass provides a beautiful light. ...

Two of the sides have swinging center doors originally use for the lighting of the gas burners. The five canted sides are held together with bronze bead & reed mullions.

Early Gas Lantern with Beveled Glass

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

Cobalt Blue Gas Fixture with Original Glass

Cast brass gas chandelier, France, circa l880

Pretty gas hall harp with interesting constant curved shape. Converted to electric, and fitted with a very pale blue opalescent ruffled shade, circa 1900. Measures: 34" L x 10" D....

Beautiful cast brass filigree shade shroud. Nice acid etched and ribbed period shade. Fixture made by Mitchell Vance of New York. circa 1900 Measures: 32" L x 11" D.  

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

Gas lamps with a hunting scene.

An elaborate Victorian chandelier originally made to be used as both a gas chandelier and an electric chandelier at the same time. At that period of time, with electricity being "new...

This is a great looking gas station lamp re-fitted to be used as a hanging light. We were so happy to find these iron and enameled aluminum lamps we have made it possible to use them...

Lovely elongated frame harp,  circa 1900, this gas hall harp has been converted to electric, and fitted with a delicious 5" blue opalescent shade. Measures: 38" L x 13" D.   

Brass & Metal Converted Gas Chandelier, has been us rewired. Spectacular and original room decoration.

Rare and unusual converted gas hall harp. Refinished in a medium brass color, This circa 1895 fixture has been fitted with a truly wonderful green uranium/crackle glass Victori...

Ca. 1905 Exceptional quality combination gas/electric fixture found in Nashville, Tennessee. All original parts and cast brass construction, fitted with period correct pressed crysta...

Antique gas hall harp fixture, never been electrified, can be restored to UL wiring, circa 1880. Antique wheel cut-glass cylinder shade. Great quality and in excellent condition. Sol...

19th century electrified gas lantern, brass frame with upper texture blue stained glass and lower clear beveled glass. Professionally rewired and ready for installation. Height can b...

Ca. 1900 A true industrial gas fixture. These fixtures were used in factories, garages, machine shops, schools and warehouses. In grey iron finish fitted with a single socket and 'Tu...

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

Bradley & Hubbard originally gas slag glass lamp, turn of the century 1900s, originally gas base, rewired and ready to go, signed under bottom piece inside the weight.  

Pair of tall gold painted wooded lamps converted from gas with Regency style black transfer decoration and milk glass shades.

Beautiful etched Art Nouveau design glass shade. Glass has 3 circles of green representing the stylized center of an etched flower. Metal crown; bottom cast fitting; brass harp with...

Combination Gas and Electric, turn of the Century, Gas Up and Electric down, Lighting fixture.

Old Lights On is pleased to offer this vintage brass gas electric wall sconce with vintage set of rare gas electric etched glass shades.

Exquisite brass Beardslee gas/electric chandelier with four candles and four iridescent glass shades.

French gas and electric nine-light chandelier, circa 1900. Originally three gas and six electric. Antique Bronze finish and enormous detail. Measures: 31 inches high and 24 inches wide.

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

This stunning brass gas/electric chandelier features intricate floral details and a handsomely crafted winding brass design.

Two Arm Early Gas Ceiling Light

Super quality converted gas hall lantern.  Fitted with period cranberry hobnail ruffled shade. Very pretty fixture. circa 1900. Measure: 33" L x 13" D    

Antique gas lamps that have been electrified long ago. Replacement shades with vintage style has frosted finish with see through floral pattern. Original porcelain glazed a brilliant...

Lovely converted hall harp, refinished in a dark antique brass. Complete with its original twist opalescent shade, + the original ring support for the top of shade. Attributed ...

Ca. 1890 Rare and unusual industrial pendant (2-light) , converted circa 1920 to electricity. Functional integrated switch. Re-wired and ready to mount. *Bulbs not included Measure...

Ca. 1890 Rare and unusual industrial pendant (2-light) , converted circa 1920 to electricity. Functional integrated switch. Re-wired and ready to mount. *Bulbs not included Measure...

Ca. 1890 Rare and unusual industrial light fixture, converted circa 1920 to electricity. Functional integrated switch. Re-wired and ready to mount. *Bulb not included Measurements:...

This is a lovely example of early lighting, when gas was still in use, and electricity was still a commodity, circa 1900.

Now this is a fascinating light and an incredible historic artifact from the very early days of electricity. It was originally a gas and electric light with the gas burners pointing ...

This gas-converted Japanned finish chandelier features sinewy, curved arms and a vaguely geometric overall shape.

Originally this 19th century Italian Art Nouveau lantern was gas burning. It was modified for electricity in the 1960s. It's a one of a kind Italian orange-glazed ceramic chandelier.

Beautifully detailed iron and crystal 8-lite converted gas light chandelier

Industrial gas light fixture converted to electric hanging light with frosted thick glass shade.

Slag glass Arts and Crafts fixture. Two exterior candles were originally gas. Original glass in excellent condition. Tube height can be changed to accommodate ceiling height.

Original gas/electric light fixture with a straightforward Arts & Crafts design, circa 1910. Restored in an olive bronze finish and fitted with period correct art glass shades. Meas...

Large French brass chandelier converted from gas to electricity. This big model has 18 lights and is richly decorated with nice glass and crystal pendeloques. This is just one of ...

Highly unusual combination gas/electric fixture (converted to all electric) made by McKenney & Co. of Boston, circa 1901. Fully restored, note unusual use of copper plate and ormolu,...

This converted gas-electric fixture, circa 1910. Constructed in an extremely organic manner, the light has the appearance of having just grown out of the ceiling. The light is fitted...

The fixture is completely original with etched glass shade, glass candle cover, cast leaf details, rich brass patina, Hubbell socket and ornate gas key. We find that early antique ...

Ca. 1885 Victorian gas fixture converted to electric and restored in gold. This fixture was electrified circa 1915 with the addition of six milk glass ‘candles’ and a hanging toggle...

Ca. 1885 A four-light converted gas / chandelier with original, Longwy pottery inserts and scenic crown shades. Longway pottery is named after the historic town of Longway, France...

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

Bonjour ! This object is a gem, and in this rare version it features a riveted wrought iron frame with hammered zinc sheet fixed to a wooden panel. The panel has artistically desig...

We have a collection of these original cast iron wall bracket sconces in stock. This is a classic design that we refinished and rewired. The hand blown tipped globe is nice contrast...

A spectacular and heavy French chandelier from the late 19th century, cast in bronze with abundant Neoclassical decorative motifs imparting texture and variety to the six-light form....

From the look and finish I'm guessing this ceiling flush mount could be French. The bronze has decorative detail covering most of the lamp. The floral glass shades are very delicate,...

Gilt bronze gasolier converted to electricity, having two Necolassical etched globes

Rare aluminum, brass and glass chandelier, c1850, hand-forged aluminum with brass accents supports two former oil lamps with glass shades. First produced in 1825, aluminum was very d...

Ferdinand Barbedienne, A French Ormolu and Champleve Enamel Jardiniere, C. 1870, The Design Attributed to Louis Constant Sevin. An exceptional quality turquoise-ground champlevé e...

This beautiful brass framed billiard lamp is an original period piece circa 1885, it is of elegant design and features eight hand made silk shades, probably made by Wright of London....

A circa 1920's large leaded glass light fixture with 8-10 interior lights.

Inmerse yourself in the opulence of the Roaring Twenties with this exquisite Art Deco bronze chandelier by Hettier & Vincent, adorned with the elegance of Charles Schneider shades. A...

- Good original condition - Metal construction with a copper patina - Originally a gas chandelier converted into an electric one, - Total height 82cm, total diameter 72cm, two mi...

A late Victorian brass ceiling light, c.1900, the frame composed of c-scrolls, with frosted glass shades, re-wired and PAT tested Dimensions: 59cm (23¼") High, 50cm (19¾") Wide