About Radio Guy & Early Electrics
EARLY ELECTRICS is a small innovative lighting company. Our design studio has credentials that go back to Raymond Loewy and Philip Johnson. Here at Early Electrics you will find antique lighting, original designs using antique parts and trend setting limited editions of our own design. All of it is hand-crafted in our shop and finished to order.... RADIO GUY ANTIQUES has always specialized in the unique, surprising and often bazaar objects as art. We have been collecting, selling and renting props for over 40 years and the subject of countless features including T...Read More
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Antique Late 19th Century Unknown Industrial Scientific Instruments
A Beauchene Skull, also known as an exploded skull, is a disarticulated human skull that has been painstakingly reassembled on a stand with jointed, movable supports that allows for ...
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Mid-20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
These are beautiful unused new old stock shades. The finish is a dark green over white highly glossy finish. I believe they were made for the military. We also have a nice collection...
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Antique Mid-19th Century United States Victorian Wall Lights and Sconces
Few of these luxury class Victorian RR lamps still exist. Any remaining examples have found their way into museums and RR car restorations. This is a beautiful original sconce still ...
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Early 20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
This perfectly sized articulated fixture features three matching Vaseline glass shades. The arms are all 36 inches long and the shades have 8.5 inch inch diameters. The vertical rod ...
EB Studios
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Early 20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
These circular pendents feature 75 year old railroad signal lenses. The prismatic glass is quite thick and has a 9 inch diameter. Top to bottom it measures 9 inches. The prismatic de...
EB Studios
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20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
For 30 years I’ve owned and restored all types of antique automobiles. So it was natural to look for inspiration there. Brass-era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphi...
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Antique Mid-19th Century United States Rustic Wall Lights and Sconces
This is a handmade iron candle lamp that we wired to take a standard bulb. It could be real early and has a nice rustic feel to it.
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Antique Late 19th Century United States Rustic Industrial and Work Tables
Used for generations by Cabinetmakers, this authentic carpenter's workbench from circa 1900 makes a perfect dining or side table. The four legs are easy to cut down if desired to mak...
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Early 20th Century United States Art Deco Table Lamps
This is a rare Lapeer, model 100 make up mirror lamp. They sometimes call the cloud lamp. The round articulated mirror sits against a milk glass lamp reflector. It gives off a perfec...
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Early 20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
We love Holophane lamps because of the wonderful light they project. The glass is all prismatic and designed to get the most out of a bulb. These are one of the companies earliest an...
Holophane
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Early 20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
This is an impressive Holophane that measures 15 inches at its widest point. We love Holophane lamps because of the wonderful light they project. The glass is all prismatic and desig...
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Early 20th Century United States Industrial Chandeliers and Pendants
These are nice elegant fluted glass shades. The 12 inch diameter make these very showy. The look is sometimes called Clam Broth because they have a slight milky finish and are not st...
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