Antique Ship Lights

Antique American copper ship lanterns, with swing handles, cylindrical glass chimneys, replacements, circular multisided and faceted tapering reflectors, later candle wired, circa 18...

Early 20th century pair of Wiska ships deck lights or floodlights. Dressed with copper and brass on the outside and steel on the inside as the reflector.

A pair of large size brass ship's lights of semi-circular form with domed covers and retaining pole mount hardware and original fresnel glass lenses, now wired for modern bulbs, with...

Pair of Brass and Toleware Ship's Lights. With self-balancing weighting. This would enable the lights to stay completely upright regardless of the motion on the boat.

These lights were used as spot lights on freighter ships in England.

Pair of solid bronze ships lights rewired in our electrical department and most certainly suitable for an exterior installation

A pair of 19th c. English ship's lights or lanterns of copper and brass with colored glass inserts of red and blue.

A handsome pair of English marine or ship's lights (lanterns) of brass with colored glass inserts of green (starboard) and red (port).

Electrified sconces circa 1900s. Antique heavy brass gimbal ships lamps. Top shields diameter 6 1/4". Quality nautical sconces.

1920s weighted ship candleholders with gimbal to be attached to a wall. Candlestick sits in gimbal and is meant to sway with ship movement. Made in USA. Bottom stamped "Wilmington...

#2-454 1920's Pair of brass sconce with sailing ship details on backplate

Pair of English brass, nickel silver, copper mounted ship lanterns with dome vented top, pierced gallery, and original beveled glass. Signed by maker. Originally oil and has been ele...

Rare rationalist ship's wall light in brass and ivory opaline glass. Electrical system recently redone. Structure never touched, brass has taken on patina and all the charm of time.

Pair of Brass Port and Starboard Ship Lanterns with Fresnel Lenses. NY, C. 1900

He also conceived the lighting for the League of Nations in Geneva, the Luxembourg Cathedral, the Embassy of Canada at Lahaye, and even the French cruise ship Normandie. Like all wa...

A pair of ship’s navigation lights, each copper light with double height prism glass; one green for starboard, the other red for port, stamped ‘Seahorse G.B.

He also conceived the lighting for the League of Nations in Geneva, the Luxembourg Cathedral, the Embassy of Canada at Lahaye, and even the French cruise ship Normandie. Like all wa...

Pair of exceptionally large ship's lanterns by renowned Perko ship chandlers in Brooklyn, NY, circa 1910.

A circa 1920 French wrought iron chandelier with wooden ship inset in body 6 lights. 38"drop ,29"wide,9"deep

Circa 1920, French wrought iron chandelier with wooden ship center. 32 lights. Available at our showroom at 241 East 60th Street, NY, NY 212-751-2282

Housing 3 lights. Handmade ship with sails, water and even an anchor.

Sewill (London), circa 1881, an "industrial series" clock having a bronzed and silvered case in the form of the stern of a ship with aft deck and raised quarterdeck, a working binnac...

Legend has it that the Riviera in the South of France was given its name because to those peering out along the sea from the ships, the glittering lights of the Cote d' Azur resemble...

Another frequent feature in Schafer paintings is small spots of bright color, representing wildflowers, a campfire, lights from a ship, or dappled spots of sun in the shade of a tree.

These lanterns came right off a horse barn in Connecticut. These are the largest lanterns we have ever offered. They are all copper and still have the original rustic patina. Both we...

This is a large and impressive pair of matching sconces that are 2 foot tall. The ball counter weight at the bottom of each is heavy solid metal to keep the gimbaled lamp safe and up...

Small brass railway or ship passageway oil lamps from the early 20th century.

Fabulous sconce from a ships interior. Bronze and very heavy duty with an enameled interior. In excellent working order. Original thick curved glass lens protected by bronze ribs acr...

Enhance your space with timeless maritime charm! Our brass nautical sconce combines classic elegance with functional design. Crafted from high-quality brass, it adds a touch of coast...

Pair of American Victorian-style (2nd quarter 20th Century) bronze wall sconces with two arms and a nautical motif backplate of ships with sails above two sea horses and a trident. (...

Made of solid brass in Britain as gimbal wall lights for a ship. Sold with ivory colored silk, hard-back, empire shades.

Pair of English WWI Brass Bulkhead Ship/Trench Lanterns/Sconces by Bulpitt & Sons, stamped 'BULPITT 1914' This rare pair of WWI-period lanterns, now electrified, captures a signific...

Period brass ship's wall lamp (with counterbalance and gimble). Made from solid brass castings and with a frosted milk-glass shade, this simple well-engineered light always stays upr...

These lanterns were made in the early 20th century with excellent craftsmanship as ship lights for signaling and navigation. They are newly made into table lamps with a stem and soc...

The pendant lights will be shipped in a custom made wooden crate for safe transport.

A stunning and rare pair of Victorian period silver plated gimballed ship's lights. Originally for candles with sprung loaded holders terminating in Rococo style decoration, now wire...

Massive, brass and iron spotlights formerly bolted into the bones of what is now part of the graveyard fleet left to float in the abyss pivoting brackets, rewired for use in home

Early kerosene brass ship light with reflector

A Brass Ships Lamp

Single sconces with original polychrome finish, circa 1920s.

A brass ships wall fixture/table lamp signed Weber, 1909.

Rescued from a turn-of-the-century work station, this lamp features a hinged gimbal that would smoothly swing from desk to wall mount, making this for a very stylish and versatile li...

Priced individually. c. 1920's wall sconce with original polychrome paint.

These Industrial copper pendant lights are former ship compasses, manufactured circa 1910.

Large 8 light iron chandelier with hand wrought and hand hammered leaves, vines and ship motif. Lights sections at both ends were originally for candles.

They have been newly electrified with a three-bulb candelabra cluster. The pendant lights are shipped ready to install from the toned brass ceiling canopy and chain provided (as show...

The weird lights of the ship cast a pale glow out upon the water.

Brass and steel ships lights with holophane globes. Recently wired.

Pair of mirrored back sconces with highly detailed etched ships, The candle arms and Sconce frames are silvered Bronze. Circa 1920

Another frequent feature in Schafer paintings is small spots of bright color, representing wildflowers, a campfire, lights from a ship, or dappled spots of sun in the shade of a tree.

The German raider, disguised as a merchant ship with lights appeared three miles off their bow and ordered the "Chicago" to stop.