Antique Gas Light

An exceptionally rare and decorative Victorian filigree converted gas light fixture, circa 1900. This beautiful light has been cleaned and restored to its original antique gold lustre.

This chandelier from circa 1880-1890 is a former gas light chandelier in the style of Lobmeyr's typical style of the late 19th century.

Circa: 1910’s Condition: Age Consistent Material & Finish: Silver over Brass, American Art Glass, Original Finish Country of origin: USA Illumination: 1 Candelabra (replaces orig...

Outstanding pair of late 19th century waterfall chandeliers converted from gas light. The frames are copper or coppered brass with the original valves for gas.

Two Arm Early Gas Ceiling Light

Combination Gas and Electric, turn of the Century, Gas Up and Electric down, Lighting fixture. Finish is oil rubbed bronze. There are two of these fixtures, priced individually at ...

Sourced from a props company we have restored this vintage Petrol advertising sign. Fully re-wired and PAT tested. Natural patina to the painted metal section and some small m...

Original gas/electric light fixture with a straightforward Arts & Crafts design, circa 1910.

This converted gas-electric fixture, circa 1910. Constructed in an extremely organic manner, the light has the appearance of having just grown out of the ceiling.

Large French brass chandelier converted from gas to electricity. This big model has 18 lights and is richly decorated with nice glass and crystal pendeloques. This is just one of ...

Highly unusual combination gas/electric fixture (converted to all electric) made by McKenney & Co. of Boston, circa 1901. Fully restored, note unusual use of copper plate and ormolu,...

Ca. 1885 A four-light converted gas / chandelier with original, Longwy pottery inserts and scenic crown shades.

Ca. 1885 Victorian gas fixture converted to electric and restored in gold. This fixture was electrified circa 1915 with the addition of six milk glass ‘candles’ and a hanging toggle...

This piece would have originally been made for gas light and often referred to as a Gasolier. The chandelier with the central stem constructed of three sections.

Circa. 1905 Converted gas/electric 2-light fixture. Greek revival style, made by Mitchell Vance & Co. of New York.

Ca. 1885 An outstanding ‘Romanesque’ style six-light converted chandelier from the golden era of early American gas lighting.

This is a super high quality six-arm speltre fixture with all original parts, converted from gas to electric, circa 1875. Finished in a warm chocolate bronze and fitted with tungsten...

A gorgeous gold-plated brass chandelier with original finish and aged patina, circa 1910. Scrolling golden arms are decorated with cast branches of foliate and oversized luminous pri...

This large-scale original gilded brass gas/electric sconce is a great statement piece. It still has the gas wall connection on the back and if you are lucky enough to still have a wo...

Ca. 1905. This exotic looking Empire Style brass gas fixture has been converted from gas and finished in a dark oil-rubbed bronze. It has been fitted with Edison bulbs (not included)...

Circa 1900. This lovely and decorative converted gas fixture shows a restored matte and gold finish. A piece of quality made by R. Williamson & Co. of Chicago. All original parts...

This unique French Art Nouveau 19th century Parisian cast iron arm was originally used for a gas lantern light. It has an iron starburst medallion on the sides of the arm and is atta...

French gas and electric nine-light chandelier, circa 1900.

It was originally a gas and electric light with the gas burners pointing up from the candles and the electric lights spreading outwards.

Early 1900s, combination of two-light gas and four-light electric, wrought iron with amber slag glass chandelier.

This Converted Electric, original gas 2 light pendant, gilt and satin finish with Japanned Finish & etched Greek Key glass shades.

Completely restored and rewired. Originally a gas fixture, this light has been wired and fitted with Edison Bulbs (not included).

It could also be used mainly as a decorative panel since in some areas only gas logs or incandescent-lighted fireplaces allow for a more artistic approach.

This is a pair of sconces from the transitional period, originally with both a gas jet and an electric light. The sconces are sold with glass from the period.

Day-like brightness suddenly filled the nightly ballrooms of 19th century Europe, first with the introduction of gas and then of electric light. Faint, yellow candlelight was a thing...

A large pair of gas light sconces in brass. Intricate scroll work.

A late 19th century bronze and glass gas light now converted to electric. Beautiful original patina.

French Victorian bronze gas light chandelier This elegant Victorian bronze gas light chandelier features fine details and 7 lights.

#3826 Antique ‘Way Out’ gas light sign. English 1920’s. Originally fuelled by gas this fantastic pair of illuminated signs are an extremely rare find, all complete & in excellent o...

Antique Crystal Chandelier, Originally from the Gas Light Era

Three Antique Aesthetic Acid Etched Gas Light Shades with Allover Floral Design C1870 Measures - 3 1/2"h x 7 1/2"w x 7 1/2"d

Art Nouveau screens in an oil rubbed bronze finish newly wired as sconces. UL listing available for an additional fee.

Three antique light shades offer glass construction with etched allover floral and foliate design, c1890 Measures - 5.5"h x 7.5"diam

An antique Victorian chandelier offers brass frame with four scroll form arms terminating in lights with glass shades, c1880 Measures - 31"h x 24"diam

They are signed on an oval brass plaque "Little Giant Lighting System, Allen-Sparks Gas Light Company. The crown has a dark brass finish and was the lamps smoke shield.

Little Giant Lighting System, Allen-Sparks Gas Light Company. The plaque is mounted to a thick metal shade holder that still has the original Gun Blue finish.

18th century extremely rare bronze gas light fixture. Metal gas channels run up and out the two ends.

Unusual cut glass 6 arm fixture, originally a gas light fixture. Beautiful detail and elegant design.

Old gas light fixture converted to electric. Slag glass panels made to look like alabaster.

The chandelier features 6 arms each with a top gas light and bottom electric light.  Dimensions: 24" Tall 34" Width 34" Depth The light has been rewired and functions perfectly.

A nice early 20th century railway station gas light which has been later converted to electricity.

Unusual French Empire style bronze gas light billiard table lamp. Marvelous detail.

Originally a gas light fixture now converted to electric. Beautifully aged and patinated brass with original glass shade, having a trap door at bottom to access the light bulb.

With a center gas light now converted to electric. The glas bowl of the original gas light is handpainted with Etruscan figures and gilt ornamentation.

Casted-Brass Gas Light Candelabras Engraved Gargoyle and Virgile French/English.

Glass pendant light chandelier, France, late 19th century Gilt copper Colored and transparent glass This Lantern was created for gas light This can be rewired to USA, UK and Euro...

Holophane Gasolier Chandelier England circa 1910 Victorian gas light recently covered to electric. Measures 42”L x 10”d x 42”h *Not UL Listed*

Absolute stunning example of a High Victorian oil / gas style entry light, now converted to electric.