Antique Headlights

Above the Veedol logo is the front of a silver luxury vehicle by Lancia, with a woman sitting on the headlight in a sumptuous yellow suit. In the top right corner of the image is bea...

Brass-Era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphic lantern like headlights. Pictured above is our newest design. It uses an 8.25 inch round prismatic glass lens in the s...

Brass-Era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphic lantern like headlights. Pictured above is our newest design. It uses an 8.25 inch round prismatic glass lens in the s...

Brass-Era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphic lantern like headlights. Pictured above is our newest design. It uses an 8.25 inch round prismatic glass lens in the s...

Brass-Era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphic lantern like headlights. Pictured above is our newest pendant design.

A fine example of reutilization of an old locomotive headlight from a Pennsylvania Train. Converted in a chromed metal floodlight with an adjustable oak wooden tripod and aluminum fe...

Althoff Mfg. Co. makers of Headlight stoves and ranges, Laporte, Indiana and all this is embossed on the base of the nut cracker.

Inscribed on metal plate: VIN # 83, Limited Edition # 83 of 153 (see photos) Sterling silver body, gold headlights, tail lights, wheels, axles, steering column and steering wheel.

Included is a beautiful period Carbide headlight. “THE LIGNA” name was used by the Chicago department store Franklin MacVeagh & Company in the 1890s as their brand.

By the turn of the century Benetfink was selling Kerry and Enfield motorcycles and a range of motor accessories such as jacks, motor watches, and headlights. In 1907, Benetfink &...

Brass-Era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphic lantern like headlights. Pictured above is our newest design. It uses an 8.25 inch round prismatic glass lens in the s...

Brass-era cars were from the teens and had large highly graphic lantern like headlights. Pictured above is our newest pendant design.

About An original Headlight Work Clothes Union Made wall clock with Art Deco silver metal trim and neon lighting inside.

This is considered by many to be the best old iron headlight ever to be used on steam locomotives. It is a Pyle National Company of Chicago iron headlight that has just completed new...

Designed as a classic automobile with bezel set ruby accents on headlight and wheels Featuring articulated white gold wheels Tested as 14 karat gold Circa: 1905 Car measures: 1/4...

Edmunds and Jones torpedo headlights were an aftermarket item, before there was an "aftermarket".

In the upper right corner, a smaller sketch provides a front view of the car, highlighting the grille and headlight design, adding another layer of detail to the concept.

By 1900 they were also selling Kerry and Enfield motorcycles as well motoring accessories such as headlights, jacks and motor watches. They were taken over by the A.W.

Around 1946, Verlys production was abandoned in favor of headlight lenses. In the 1970s, the company's management allowed a few reproductions of these glassworks to be made to reward...

It shines like a high-beam headlight from within an otherwise understated solitaire style mounting newly hand fabricated in platinum and 18k yellow gold (the diamond dates back to th...

The target markets are: public lighting, art glassware under the brand Verrerie des Hanots, optical blocks for the service of lighthouses and beacons, road signs, projectors and flat...

The target markets are: public lighting, art glassware under the brand Verrerie des Hanots, optical blocks for the service of lighthouses and beacons, road signs, projectors and flat...

The target markets are: public lighting, art glassware under the brand Verrerie des Hanots, optical blocks for the service of lighthouses and beacons, road signs, projectors and flat...

The target markets are: public lighting, art glassware under the brand Verrerie des Hanots, optical blocks for the service of lighthouses and beacons, road signs, projectors and flat...

The target markets are: public lighting, art glassware under the brand Verrerie des Hanots, optical blocks for the service of lighthouses and beacons, road signs, projectors and flat...

Designed as an antique car, this whimsical pin features diamond headlights and articulated spinning wheels. The car measures .72 inches in width, .47 inches tall, and sits atop a 2....

Headlamp from a steam locomotive with beautiful nickle reflector. Could also be fitted to hang on a wall.

A French Art Nouveau period poster by Philippe Chapellier, c. 1905. This is an advertisement for Institutions L. Bieriot, a company founded in 1897 which specialized in the manufactu...

Pair Includes a His and Hers with Headlight, Bell and Rack to Carry Goods.

With functioning front headlights it is a great piece of American History.

Set with little rose cut pastes as the headlights. CONDITION ; Very good. Crisp design and details.

This 4.03 carat headlight always has it brights on in this stunning, striking and highly-impressive original Art Deco ring, circa 1925.

The nickel-plated kerosene-fired headlight , cork handles and a single hand brake at the front wheel are beautiful accents.

A pair of diamond headlights with their high-beams always on, join forces to create an ultra-mega-watt impact in this fabulous Art Deco twin-stone, or bypass, ring, handcrafted in pl...

The diamond beams like a high-voltage headlight from within a tastefully styled mounting, handcrafted in platinum and thoroughly ornamented with consummate Art Deco design details.

Louis Bleriot is credited with developing the world's first practical headlamp for automobiles and Motorcycles. In 1897, Blériot opened a showroom at 41 rue de Richlieu in Paris and ...