Rare Gas Converted to Electric Pendant 2 Light with Shades

Circa 1890 Rare and unusual industrial 2 light pendant with milky shades. Gas converted to electricity. It is perfect for those eclectic heritage spaces that need brightening. This light has been rewi

Rare and unusual industrial 2 light pendant with rare and beautiful shades. Gas converted to electricity. It is perfect for those eclectic heritage spaces that need brightening. This light has been re

Antique Ornate brass sanctuary lamp. Salvaged from a church.c.late 1800s . Converted into an electric lamp, originally Fueled by oil. It has a Frosted glass torch lamp shade (tip has a hole of 1/2 in.

Copper and Bronze, Probably was originally a gas lamp and converted to electric about 1915. Glass shades are period and have been with the chandelier since it was acquired. Acquired by the consignors

Victorian era 2 light table lamp, converted to electric from gravity fed kerosene, inverted reservoir above 2 gilt painted arms decorated with foliate garlands, 2 lights with etched glass shades, glas

Ca. 1901 Highly unusual combination gas electric fixture (converted to all electric), made by Mckenney and Co. of Boston. "Grotesque" sirens. Period acid etched shades. 36"L x 25"W Reserve: $950.00 Sh

This light fixture had been converted from gas to electric. It still has the Clear Glass Oil reservoirs. It has beautiful etched-type color shades. The fixture looks to be in good overall condition. I

Ca. 1910 Original gas and electric light fixture with Arts and Crafts. Four lights with art glass shades. Four lights with candle tapers. 42"L x 26"W

C 1890's Ornate Brass Gas & Electric Hall Light with Vaseline Swirl Shade & Lion's Heads. Glass has no cracks. Very unusual fixture. Hgt 30" width 20". Found in Mpls MN home.

Combination gas and electric Victorian chandelier in as found condition with four matching gas light shades. Unfortunately, the electric light shades are missing. Everything on chandelier seems to be

Pair of Gas converted electric wall sconce with original fluted iridescent shades. Measures 13" depth

Rare four heads version, each of the 4 heads has 2 swiveling light shades the lamp can be used as an uplighter and downlighter Origin: 1960s

Gas converted to electric three arm super fancy king with crown (Neptune??) solid brass fancy wall sconce with three matching 4 in. fitter floral etched gas shades. In excellent condition. The lamp is

Diminutive Tole Shade Lamp Victorian metal/brass 6" x 8" Charming 2-light tole shade lamp with working adjustable shade heigth; working condition (converted to electricity) Please note that this lot h

with matching French hand blown shades Dimensions: 31"t x 28"d Ca. 1890

Circa 1905. This converted gas electric chandelier is with original golden satin finish, attributed to R. Williamson and Co., with original period striped opalescent art glass shades. Measurements are

Early 20th Century converted gas brass wall sconce. Beautifully cast hand holding the light. Unique shade with figural patterns. Measures 10.5"H x 9"W

A Victorian Brass Four-Light Converted Gas Lamp Chandelier. Bearing a painted porcelain center with a floral motif, glass shades and figural Orientalist decoration throughout H: 18''

Set of 5 Matching Brass Swing Arm Electrified Gas Wall Lights. Lot includes 5 light fixtures and 6 white glass globes/shades. Each fixture has a jointed swing brass arm with pretty floral details, and

Converted gas chandelier, with Lalique style shades. 12 light with 8 shades in a "Rose" design and 4 in a "Flame" design. Torch middle flanked by a swag design and figural heads. Rams heads on top of

A Victorian brass gas/electric chandelier circa 1885. Having four gas arms that have been converted to electric and five down arms with shades. Ht: 39" Wd: 29"

(2) LAMPS WITH DUTCH POTTERY BASES - 19th c. Blue & White Delft Chinoiserie Ginger Jars converted to electric table lamps, on wooden bases, with silk shades, 12 1/2" & 10" tall pottery only, 27" & 28"

with applied decoration; vase converted to electric lamp; including shade h. 9-1/2 in. (vase) overall: 19-5/8 in. Provenance: descended through a Wilton, CT family

Circa 19th century. Converted from gas. Telescopic top, adjustable. Approx. 68" H to light switch. No shade. From the personal collection of Jeffrey Zimmerman.