Antique Silver-Plated Olds Trombone as Sconce

A solid, understated, shining silver chandelier with four upward facing, horn shaped arms. Recessed sockets have a clean look and light up the ceiling dramatically. Made in the early...

A fine pair of neoclassical style, extended double arm, brass sconces with heavy, blown glass chimney shades and rosette detail. American, 1980s. Recently restored and rewired.

A nautical, candlestick style wall lamp made to rock on a ship and stay upright. An interesting piece of history from the late 19th century. It looks great as a table lamp too. Newly...

A tall, brass table lamp with an aged patina. A column shape with a bulbous bottom and square base. Made by Stiffel in the mid-20th century. Newly rewired a dimmer on the socket. 7" ...

Traditional Spanish brass trumpet. Manufactured in Spain by unknown manufacturer, circa 1960. In original condition, with minor wear consistent of age and use, preserving a beautiu...

R.S. Berkely silver plated flugelhorn, model FLU669, 2006. If used for playing, this horn is suitable for intermediate and professional trumpeters. Recognized for its durable con...

An ancestor of modern orchestral horns, this le cor de chasse, or hunting horn, would have been carried by a member of a fox or stag hunting party known as the huntsman. Unlike orchestral horns, this brass version is valveless, relying on the skill of the huntsman to manipulate pitch through delicate adjustments of the lips. By varying the frequency of notes, as well as the pitch and duration, the huntsman would produce different signals to alert members of the hunting party or to relay commands to the hounds. Horns such as these (cor à plusieurs tours) that feature distinctive tight coils and a soldered mouthpiece were designed to be played with one hand while on horseback. Our French brass hunting horn...

Faries Manufacturing Co. chrome uplight, attributed to Bert Dickerson. Signed on underside. In just beautiful vintage condition. In the manner of Russe...