Early Gas Electric Chandelier with Buttercup and Cream Slag Art Glass and Rare Crystal "Crosshatch" Shades #C102601A: c.1905. This solid brass lamp has a rich dark brown patina. I had to lighten some of the photos to show detail. Also, the next to the last three photos show the correct color of the slag art glass. It really is more towards buttercup. This is very unusual as most lamps had a brown-butterscotch color. This outstanding lamp measures 37" in length with a diameter of about 22". Each of the rare Holophane crystal "crosshatch" shades has a diameter of 6". (A3783)
Price: $2885.00
Old Gas Lamp with Fine Cranberry Glass Shade #C102302B: The total length of this unusual lamp is 15". Of course, it has been wired for electricity! Solid brass with a warm brown patina. Price: $1085.00
Wellsbach Two Arm Chandelier #C121805A: This very special, old Wellsbach gas chandelier has been converted to electricity. Wonderful dark brown patina to the solid brass fixture. Beautiful deep, acid etched and frosted shades. This lamp measures 23" in total length and has a total diameter of 15". A rare beauty. Price: $1285.00
#C022107A : c. 1900 Each lamp is 34” high and 21.5” wide and 9.5" deep. This is a real special solid brass honey of a fixture. All original cast and turned brass. This may have once been a newel post lamp. Rewired OK 2 x 100.
Price: $2785.00
Old Fancy Victorian Gas Fixture #C081508A: c. 1890 Chandelier is 21.75" high, 28" wide in the long direction ans 9.5" in the narrow. Original shades 5.5" high and 9.5" wide. Dark brass Victorian gas fixture converted to electric.
Rewired and OK for up to 2 x 100 watts.
Price: $1685.00
