Early American Lighting

6 pieces : grease lamp, stick & tommy and other hand forged lighting devices. From the Estate of Carlton Stickney, County & Town Historian and Lifetime Collector.

Three (3). American. 1800-1830. Iron, wood, brass. Lamp 1: Rush holder with counterweighted pivoted jaws which hold the splint or the rush. Stem inserted into a wooden block. Lamp 2: Crusie lamp. Spou

First quarter 19th century. Tin grease lamp and tidy with tin lamp holder and saucer base and turned wooden stem, 10.25"h. Cast iron grease lamp with rooster finial, 8"h. And half of a double cruise l

424-319 Early American Lighting Accessory, Wick Pick, Pick Wicks. American, Circa 1820. Beautifully turned wick-pick in fine original condition Used to pick charred bits from wicks, and to pick-up dro

Two Early American lighting items including a wrought iron betty lamp. 6 1/2" high, 4 1/2" wide to 8" high, 5" wide. Condition: wear, rust.

Lot of early American lighting, including 2 wrought iron adjustable trammel candleholders. Length as shown approx 27" and 20". Rush light holder H 9-3/4". Please refer to this link for high-res images

18th century. two fat lamps and two candle stands. each of interesting form and design. Largest: H9 1/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

Ca. 1885 An outstanding 'Romanesque' style six light converted chandelier from the golden era of early American gas lighting. Wrought out of hand hammered over form brass and twisted square rods; fitt

Three early American wrought iron lighting items comprising a pair of tongs and two pair candlesnips. 6 3/4" long, 2" wide to 14 1/4" long, 3" wide. Condition: wear, rust, break to one handle.

Early American adjustable iron lighting device on tri legged penny feet - 17 1/2" tall

Colonial America Scarce Directed "Front-Lighting" Tin Candle Lantern c. 1750 Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Custom Made Front-Lighting Directed Tin Candle Lantern, Very Fine. This unusual and cust

American Revolution Unusual Large Size Hand-forged Spike Style Candle Holder c. 1770 Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Spike Style Candle Holder Lighting Device, Hand-forged Iron, Large 10.25" long,

Colonial America Colonial America "Courting Candle" Holder Iron and Wood c. 1740 Early Colonial America, Spiral "Courting Candle" Holder, Hand-wrought Iron and Wood Base Lighting Device, Complete, wit

Attributed to New England, early 19th century. Conical tin weighted base, and wooden adjustable candle arm. 25"h. Ex Philip Bradley (Pennsylvania) purchased from Northeast Auctions,

Twentieth century. Early "Coffee" tin. Faded. And four late tin electrified pieces. Wall sconce, lantern with glass panes, painted canister (flaking) and student type lamp. 15" to 26"h.

A pair of antique early 20th-century silver-plated table lamps by Edward F. Caldwell and Co., a prominent American lighting manufacturer. The lamps have a triangular base and a long figurative shaft.

Late 18th early 19th centuries, wrought iron. Adjustable bracket with rush light holder and candle socket, stand with ball finial, tripod base with curved legs and penny feet. Worn black paint and oxi

Nineteenth-early 20th century. Tin coffee pot, 8.75"h., bank, 4.25"h. and nutmeg grater with wood handle, 4.5"l. And two treenware plates, 6.25", 7.25"d. Together with a hogscraper candlestick, 6.75"h

This handmade one of a kind Steampunk Industrial desk lamp. This table lamp features a front and center American Radiator Company Pat. Dec. 20 1910 pressure gauge, two early 20th century red valve han

American/Continental, probably 18th/19th century, comprising: nine wrought iron lighting fixtures of varying size and form, largest 24 in.; pair of iron push up candlesticks, brass bands, 11 in.; thre

American and English, 19th-20th century. Eight candlesticks. Three brass, pair 4"h. and single 7"h., three tin, early with square base, make do with layers of paint, and a late star, 12"d., treenware

American, possibly 18th century, comprising: Paul Revere type punched tin lantern, hinged front door, hanging loop, 15 x 5-1/4 in.; tin candle sconce, 11 x 8-1/2 x 2-1/2 in. Provenance: Thomas W. Brad

Abraham Lincoln Related The ORIGINAL TELEGRAM HANDED To GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT at the Philadelphia Railroad Station The Night Of APRIL 14th 1865 NOTIFYING HIM Of The ASSASSINATION Of PRESIDENT LINCO

Autographs Theodore Roosevelt The Conservation President Promotes a Conference for “Conservation of our Natural Resources” THEODORE ROOSEVELT (1858-1919). Twenty-Sixth President of the United Stat