Late Victorian Wall Lights and Sconces

A large Early 20th Century brass cantilever wall light. A beautifully engineered lamp of good scale, the wall mount supporting a solid brass, te...

Price per fixture A very rare set of 4 matching exterior large iron scones , featuring frosted etched glass, old black untouched finish with decorative details . Lights are functi...

A great detailed pair of exterior lights, salvaged from a historical building in Montreal in the 1960’s., kept in storage ever since. Very ni...

This is a pair of arm candle piano or wall sconces. Nice patina to the metal and an all original condition. Found at an estate sale in Vienna, Austria.

A pair of brass wall sconces with an oil-rubbed bronze finish from the late 1800s, originally gas, now electrified. They articulate in multiple places and make a perfect task light. ...

A very impressive pair of cast bronze patinated exterior wall sconce lights, salvaged from a home built in 1926 in the PNW. A very good set. It is not to often we can find a great...

A set of four English silver plated brass, single arm wall sconces, formerly for gas, now electrified.

At once gas, now electrified, pair of brass and moulded glass wall lights; Sheffield style mounts with rectangular knobs and flower set screws. Petal and...

Nice ornate pair of late 19th century French bronze and crystal wall sconces each 24 inches high with 3 lights and 16 crystals on...

For those who are looking for Victorian lighting but do not necessarily like the more ornate work, we have what you are looking for. This what lighting dealers call "combo lights"....

Pair of exceptionally large antique copper lanterns by W. Parkinson & Co. (circa 1880). Bearing the original trade label, London & Birmingham. These attractive lanterns were originally fitted for oil/gas for use in the mid-late 19th century. They have been rewired and certified , their condition is commensurate with age, and are suitable for internal or external use. Info. W. Parkinson and Son of Cottage Lane, City Road, London, EC1. Telephone: Clerkenwell 4270. Telegraphic Address: "Index, Sowest, London", and of Birmingham. of Bell Barn Road, Birmingham. 1816 Company founded to make the first gas meters at Cottage Lane Works, London. 1862 Most of the station gas meters used by the London gas companies were made by Parkinson's or by Crosley[1] 1900 On 16th November Parkinson and W. and B. Cowan was incorporated as a public company[2], manufacturers of gas meters and other gas apparatus, being the amalgamation of 2 of the oldest firms in this business: W. and B. Cowan Ltd of London, Manchester, Edinburgh and New South Wales, and W. Parkinson Ltd of London and Birmingham[3]. 1937 Listed Exhibitor - British Industries Fair. All types of Gas Apparatus for Measuring, Recording and Testing Equipment...

The metal work on these sconces did as much as can be done to bring us a fine example of craftsmanship. Please note all the etching on the arms, the body, the bobeche, and even the shade holders. We have sold many sconces, but we can't say we have ever seen such pride in the work. The rich reddish brown patina caps off the quality of these sconces. The shades are unsigned Steuben hand...