Copper Lighting

Large suspension light copper with a rose gold finish. The light is a smooth and reflective bell, the distinguishing features are the casting that encloses the bulb holder and the an...

Very nice Set of three pure copper lamps with black cable. E27 Fitting. To be on the the safe side, the lamp should be checked locally by a specialist concerning local requirements.

Rare 1950 chandelier with ten lights made of copper with decorative glass knobs. Please note on one wall light one is partly missing - no chips on all glasses, but copper has patina...

AHL3768 An antique fluted opaline glass globe on warm aged copper fittings, the vintage fitter with pierced details. Due to the antique nature of this ...

Copper polished bell-form fitted with one E27 socket, made by J.T. Kalmar in the early 1960s. Perfect condition. Up to three pieces available. Dimension of the bell only: 15 x 36c...

A set of 12 English circa 1930's pierced copper light fixtures with etched glass inset and socket. Measurements: Height: 4" min drop Width/Length: 9" side to side Diameter: 10...

Enamel color may be specified with no additional lead time in most cases. Our standard enamel colors are shown in the final images--there is no additional lead time or cost for these colors. Frame and backplate patina may be specified, but may impact lead time and cost slightly. The Monolith...

Pendants by Lyfa. Manufactured in Denmark, circa 1960s. These conical shades are photographed as a trio. Each shade is slightly different, one being aged brass, and the other two age...

Dublin Lanterns in Bronze with Copper Domes and Holophane Dual Glass Shades c1938 (4) Available. Old Plank has been importing from Ireland since 1992 and these (4) Dublin Holophane Bronze and Copper Lanterns must be one of our all-time favorite discoveries. Not only are the Dublin Lanterns beautiful, but their build quality is insane for they are more like precision works of art, than commercial lighting. The exterior glass is both frosted and ribbed, while the interior has a double Holophane inner and outer shade, which we have never seen prior. To us, it is obvious that there was no budget in mind when these were designed in the 1930s, for it would have been difficult to make them more expensive to produce. Whomever the manufacturer was and there are some experts who think it was Bleeco, on St Martin’s Place, which was founded in 1921 in Brighton by Ernest Heaps, who remained its managing director until 1961 when the firm was purchased by Haven Foundries. While others thought they were French produced. The fact that the interiors of the lanterns have the Dual-wall English Holophane shades, I would tend to lean towards Bleeco. The Bronze and Copper Lanterns were installed in the city of Dublin in 1938 by Mr F. X. Algar, who was then head of the Lighting Section of the Irish Electricity Supply Board. Originally these lanterns lit O'Connell Street mounted on beautiful double armed art deco concrete...

The Vol light sculpture is Roskin’s first work combining his signature polished metal forms with LED components. Roskin’s works blend functional design with modernist sculptural r...

1950s Hans-Agne Jakobsson 'Tratten' outdoor sconces. Produced by AB in Markaryd, Sweden and executed in richly weathered patinated copper. An incredibly ref...

Copper patinated wall light w/large shade.