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
Featured Pieces
1918, Frohse Anatomical Chart - Musculature
Early 20th Century American Industrial Posters
This is an early lithographed anatomical chart by Amer-Frohse. Fritz Frohse (1871-1916) was the original artist, a German anatomist and doctor, published by A.J. Nystrom & Co. Publis...
Halldorson Company Floor Light
Early 20th Century American Industrial Floor Lamps
This is a vintage photographic light by The Halldorson Company, Chicago. The 12 inch silvered dish shade tints and the stand telescopes from 33 to 63 inches. This light works perfect...
Arts & Crafts Copper Sconces, Matching Pair
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Early 20th Century American Arts and Crafts Wall Lights and Sconces
The beautiful wedge shape sconces have a bit of an Arts & Crafts or Frank Lloyd Wright look. The all copper handcrafted sconces are finished in a weathered verdigris green. The two l...
Industrial Airport Lamp
$575 / item
Industrial Airport Lamp
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Mid-20th Century American Industrial Wall Lights and Sconces
Ths Mid-Century Modern Lamp is a bit different. It has a powder coated putty color finish with a black mesh screen. The sade has an 18 inch diameter. The wall arm is heavy duty but t...
Early Pair of Mirrored Mercury Glass Sconces
X-Ray Lamp Company
Early 20th Century American Industrial Wall Lights and Sconces
We have a nice matching pair of these hard to find mini mirrored sconces. They are from the X-Ray Reflector Company and date from circa 1915. They are priced as a pair.
Mirrored Offset Mercury Glass Sconces
$450 / item
Mirrored Offset Mercury Glass Sconces
X-Ray Lamp Company
Early 20th Century American Industrial Wall Lights and Sconces
This collection of matching offset X-Ray shades make an interesting sconce. They still have the beautiful original mirrored interior and have a gold outside finish. The ribbed glass ...
Two-Panel Collection of Sailing Knots
$875 / set
Two-Panel Collection of Sailing Knots
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Early 20th Century American Rustic Nautical Objects
For 100s of years knot making has been considered an art. Sailers have always been tested by their ability to tie that difficult example. This collection is displayed on two panels a...
Wimshurst Influence Machine
Antique Late 19th Century German Industrial Scientific Instruments
This is a small rare Edwardian Period Wimshurst Machine that is totally complete with the exception one tinfoil contact... easily replaced. It cranks and spins easily but is untested...
1800s William Hume Glass Slide Projector
Antique Mid-19th Century English Industrial Scientific Instruments
This is an early glass slide projector that has just the right look. There are 2 wood frame slide carriers included. The bellows show a food deal of use and the wood is really nice. ...
Antique Stereo Graphoscope Viewer
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Antique Late 19th Century English Industrial Scientific Instruments
Graphoscope magnifier and stereo Scope/stereo viewer in a beautiful wood case. This elegant design combines the stereo and graphoscope lenses in a single housing, that can be folded ...
Oval Articulating Table Mirror
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Early 20th Century American Industrial Table Mirrors
This is a nice early tabletop mirror with beveled glass. The metal frame is nickel plated with decorative engraved details. The base is weighted and the mirror tilts. The glass is in...
Nikon EM Factory Cut-Away, Camera Store Display
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20th Century Japanese Industrial Scientific Instruments
This was a full size precision cut-away of a real Nikon EM. Everything was cut down the middle to show how complex the camera was. They cut everything including the lenses. In additi...
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