Rare Transitional Gas and Electric Billiard Chandelier

The lamp is unsigned but we believe it’s from Dayton Lighting Company and dates to 1900. This is a simple clean design that was not for the ornate dining cars of that time. It could ...

Just about the turn of the last century,, as electric lighting gained in popularity, makers of gas lighting devices added electric lines and sockets to their gas jets. When one didn't work, the other did. Gas up facing, electricity down facing. This light is a grand example of those Victorian times. Although it has just been freshly converted to all electric, you can see the larger gas shades...

Absolute stunning example of a High Victorian oil / gas style entry light, now converted to electric. Have a Queen Ann in San Francisco? This pendant chandelier is for you. Completely rewired, and grounded with all UL certified parts by a lighting profession shop. Safe and ready to hang. All brass with amazing scroll metal work. One 60 watt socket is perfect to light up the vintage gas light...

A Truly Exeptional Gilt Bronze, Alabaster & Cut Crystal Billiard Light Chandelier. France, circa 1900 Dimensions: Height 53" Diameter 67" CW5147

Add a touch of elegance to your home with our handcrafted brass billiard Chandelier. A simple yet stunning piece of furniture, this chandelier is handcrafted by our skilled artisans ...

This is an early gas and electric fixture. It dates to a time when electric lighting was first being introduced. Ehe exposed side lights were gas but now wired to take candelabra bul...

Rare 19th-Century Ottoman-Style Gas Chandelier in Brass and Cut Crystal Glass An exceptionally rare and magnificent antique chandelier in rich Ottoman style, crafted circa 1880–1900...

This unique rectangular shaped modernist chandelier, circa 1940, is attributed to P. Fargette. A French chandelier of billiard style and Industrial Design with an elongated demilune edge profile, stepped flat frosted bottom glass and sides formed of stacked glass rods which give a ridged appearance. Twin rods lower the chandelier from a protracted demilune shaped nickel-plated bronze canopy which invokes the shape of the chandelier. The chandelier is accented on either end by an eight pointed star, a favorite design motif prominent in the 1940s. Pyrex glass rods as seen on the sides of the chandelier were first used in this way in 1944 by Frank Lloyd Wright in his controversial Johnson Wax Building...

Turkish style gilt hanging lamp with inlaid glass jewels, pink glass candle covers and pink/white glass drip pans. Designed for gas light with three candle arms and a single interio...

Stunning modern electric blue Murano glass and brass chandelier. Crafted for those who appreciate contemporary elegance, this Electric Blue Murano Glass and Brass Sputnik Chandelier ...