Gas Lighting

A stunning pair of antique bronze Baroque/Neoclassical dual gas sconces, showcasing intricate

Stunning 19thc French Antique Gas Converted to Electric Attributed Maison Bagues Beaded Crystal

considered a Holy Grail of early industrial lighting. The lamp is signed Welsbach Lighting Company and has

considered a Holy Grail of early industrial lighting. The lamp is signed Welsbach Lighting Company and has

Helium Wall Sconce in Translucent Glass & Helium Gas by Dace Sūna Dimensions: D 15 x W 30 x H 45 cm

Re-imagining the Classic gaslamp with this artisanal portable lamp design. employing a palette of cut-glass and anodized bronze, the lamp is suitable to highlight any dining setting ...

This impressive lantern is all hand-hammered and blacksmith made. The lantern alone has a 24 inch diameter and still hangs from the original wall bracket. This is the type of heavy l...

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

lower central ball with urn finial . Originally gas powered. Chandelier can be electrified if desired at

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

Set of 6 Antique 19thc French Bronze Gas Converted Wall Sconces. Featuring Mr North Wind blowing

Pair 19thc British Louis XVI style Rococo Gas Converted to Electric Wall Sconces. Bronze floral

decorated with arrow and foliage motif. Sconces retain the original cock keys for adjusting gas flow

Faraday & Sons produced very high quality lighting for gas and Electricity throughout the 19th

transitional gas-to-electric lighting designs. Though the pleated silk shades are later additions, they echo

concept before widespread gas lighting. This specific model, bearing the prestigious "Palmer & Co

Beautiful natural brass patina and black lacquered Empire style table lamp by Chapman Lighting

of gas to electric lighting. Celebrating the craftsmanship of the esteemed Bradley and Hubbard

Manufacturing Company of New York, which produced gas lighting fixtures. In 1901 Edward F. Caldwell & Co

the advent of gas and electric lighting. Likely produced between 1730 and 1780, these sconces reflect

adopter and promoter of gas lighting. This set is from the collection of Victor NIEDERHOFFER (b. 1943

(ODNB). He was also an innovator in carriage design and was an early adopter and promoter of gas

diplomats. Technologically, the hotel was far ahead of its time. It featured its own gas plant for lighting

gas street lighting (one of which still exists on Silk Mill Lane in Derby) and was one of the first to

early American gas lighting. Wrought out of hand-hammered over-form brass and twisted square rods

Set of Three Doud Lighting Gas Pendants with Original Nickel Finish

Gas Era Post Lantern

Gas Era Slag Glass Lantern

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

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

swinging center doors originally use for the lighting of the gas burners. The five canted sides are held

Early Gas Lantern with Beveled Glass

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

Cast brass gas chandelier, France, circa l880

Pretty gas hall harp with interesting constant curved shape. Converted to electric, and fitted

Cobalt Blue Gas Fixture with Original Glass

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

Lovely elongated frame harp,  circa 1900, this gas hall harp has been converted to electric, and

This is a great looking gas station lamp re-fitted to be used as a hanging light. We were so happy

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

Rare and unusual converted gas hall harp. Refinished in a medium brass color, This circa 1895

Ca. 1905 Exceptional quality combination gas/electric fixture found in Nashville, Tennessee. All

Antique gas hall harp fixture, never been electrified, can be restored to UL wiring, circa 1880

Ca. 1900 A true industrial gas fixture. These fixtures were used in factories, garages, machine

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

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

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

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

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

French gas and electric nine-light chandelier, circa 1900. Originally three gas and six electric