Solmar Surgical Supply Company Lamp

Jazz Age featuring a lounging, undressed female. Lamp is functional, but updated. Cord looks to have been replaced at some point in the late 60s, early 70s.

A beautiful piece from the early 1800s. This is a very early example of Earthenware pottery. This Oil Lamp was made by a famous potter, John W. Thompson of Morganstown, Virginia.

Art Deco table Lamp - End of days glass - C.1920. Gorgeous splatter glass shade featuring two topless women in sun dresses carrying a basket of fruit. Working!!! Cord is not original, appears to have

American, mid-century enameled steel doctor's cabinet from Randolph Surgical Supply Co. in Detroit, with two drawers over a two-door cabinet, 36 1/2" H x 29" W x 17" L.

Antique lamp base with nudes with a bronze paint. The nudes sit on a marble like base.

Antique Art Deco table lamp with a well poised woman painted in gold with her hair flowing a light green behind her. Lamp works! Cord is safe. Chimney on lamp is not original and predates the lamp by

This is a beautiful vintage, original green satin art glass mini oil lamp.

Cameron Surgical Supply Case w/ Medical Instruments

Vintage Aladdin Art Deco Table Lamp - lamp works! An update to a new power cord is recommended.

Antique hanging oil lamp 18th century. This type of lamp could be used for a hanging or standing light

This is a vintage Leviton lamp that appears to be made for tourist in yucutan, mexico. Itzamatul is famous archeological site found to be dedicated to the God Zamna.

Two lovely figural porcelain lamps in working condition.

A heavy bronze table lamp for Pullman rail cars, switch in the base, with an original mica shade. As shown in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page E-149-150, plate numbers 237 and 238). Measure

Attributed to Pittsburgh Lamp Company American, Early 20th Century reverse-painted glass, patinated bronze shade unmarked, base with label for 'Incandescent Supply Co.' H 24 1/2 inches. Property from

This is a New York Central Railroad Star Headlight and Lantern Company car inspectors lamp. It contains a #20 Dietz globe. NYCS is stamped into the handle. Correct burner, fount, and reflector.

This is a New York Central Railroad Star Headlight and Lantern Company car inspectors lamp. It contains a clear plain globe. NYCS is stamped into the handle. Correct burner, fount, and reflector.

This is a New York Central Railroad Star Headlight and Lantern Company car inspectors lamp. It has a correct clear globe and reflector, and is stamped NYCS on the top of the handle.

This is a New York Central Railroad Star Headlight and Lantern Company car inspectors lamp. It contains a Dietz Blizzard Cold Blast globe. NYCS is stamped into the handle. Correct burner, fount, and r

This is a New York Central Railroad Star Headlight and Lantern Company car inspectors lamp. It contains a clear plain globe. NYCS is stamped into the handle. Correct burner, fount, and reflector.

A one-light bracket side lamp with Ivrene art glass shade attributed to Steuben, no visible signature found. Lamp number E-3437 in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page E-139, plate number 226).

A one-light bracket side lamp with an Ivrene art glass shade attributed to Steuben, no visible signature found. Lamp number E-4603 in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page E-139, plate number 21

Two single light bracket side lamps in silver and gilt finishes, with Ivrene art glass shades attributed to Steuben, no visible signature found. Item number E-2784 in Pullman's Material and Supply Cat

An Art Deco style Pullman Company railcar side lamp number E-2055, with milk glass tubular shade and mirrored finish. Appears in Pullman's Material and Supply Catalog (page E-143 and plate number 218)

This is a Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Dressel Railway Lamp and Signal Company switch lantern. Excellent condition and verified as authentic by two B&LE experts. Two green and two amber lenses that