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Victorian 1870 – 1915

While the Victorian fondness for ornament defines the era’s lighting, the technology of the day drove basic fixture designs. Until about 1910, light sources were dim gas burners and carbon-filament bulbs. That meant fixtures needed multiple arms and delicate shades that spread the glow. Luckily, those elements make the lights in our Victorian Collection singularly pretty and charming.

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South Shore
South Shore

Late Victorian Gas-Style Chandelier

$2,990.00

Need lighting for your grand Victorian ballroom? The South Shore, a very large, gloriously ornate Victorian chandelier from the late 19th century, is well-suited to large homes with high ceilings or to public or commercial interiors. Reflecting the late-Victorian era when electricity was ...

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Macleay Park
Macleay Park

Late Victorian Gas-Style Chandelier

$895.00

The Macleay Park illuminates your dining room in formal Victorian style - note the period authentic gas-style fittings, ornate castings, and fluted brass body. Early American homes were lit by gas, and when that newfangled electricity came on to the scene, many folks still had their gas i...

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Mock's Crest
Mock's Crest

Late Victorian Gas/Electric-Style Pendant

$390.00

With its curled arm, the Mock's Crest is an engaging, gas-style Late Victorian light with a delightful simplicity. Typically a bedroom, hallway, or bathroom fixture, you'll also find that it fits right in with more modern-day settings, like dining nooks. Reflecting the late-Victorian era...

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Plum
Plum

Victorian Rod Pendant

$250.00

The Plum is based on one of the first electric fixtures ever made. Originally manufactured in the 1880s by Sigmund Bergmann, who patented the electric socket and collaborated with Thomas Edison, the Plum was a buzz-worthy innovation in its time. In our time, it's still a conversation piece - a...

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Paisley
Paisley

Victorian Wall Bracket

$260.00

The Paisley is a historically accurate reproduction of one of the earliest electric fixtures ever made. This wall bracket was originally manufactured in the 1880s by Sigmund Bergmann, a close collaborator of Thomas Edison's and the man who patented the electric socket. We owe him a debt of gra...

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Marquam Hill
Marquam Hill

Late Victorian Electric Chandelier

$520.00

Showing appreciation for Early Victorian design in its curled arms, the Marquam Hill is a stylish, compact Late Victorian pendant. Two or three-arm versions work well in small hallways, bedrooms, entries and breakfast nooks, while four, five, and six-arm versions are perfect for brightening di...

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Oregon City
Oregon City

Late Victorian Gas-Style Wall Bracket

$260.00

This Victorian wall bracket typifies its era with straightforward sensibilities, gas-style fittings and ornate castings. It's perfect for spots that need a little more of an elegant accent. Early American homes were lit by gas, and when that newfangled electricity came on to the scene, m...

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Hoyt
Hoyt

Late Victorian Gas-Style Chandelier

$730.00

The Hoyt is proof that Victorian lighting can be both decorative and understated. The closest it gets to opulent detail is in its detailed cast (and inoperable) gas keys. The curve and twirl of its slender arms make it a handsome addition to living rooms, dining rooms, and entryways. Ref...

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Lair Hill
Lair Hill

Late Victorian Gas-Style Fixture

$230.00

The Lair Hill brings a touch of subtle Victorian style to small bathrooms, hallways, bedrooms, and second story rooms with low ceilings. Early American homes were lit by gas, and when that newfangled electricity came on to the scene, many folks still had their gas infrastructure, resultin...

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King's Hill
King's Hill

Late Victorian Gas-Style Chandelier

$1,085.00

Ornamental cast brass details abound on the arms, stem, and body Decorative gas keys 12 hand-applied finishes Solid brass parts Your choice of 2 – 6 arms Designed for 4in. fitter gas shades Tips: Many gas shades are low profile, and standard bulbs can peek ...

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Bradford
Bradford

Victorian Gas-Style Chandelier

$1,235.00

From our collection of hexagonal lighting comes the Bradford, a popular gas-style fixture from the late 1800s to the 1920s. We enjoy how the design of the paneled points in the fixture's body are mimicked in its decorative gas keys. It sets a sweetly formal tone in dining rooms, entryways, a...

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Curtis
Curtis

Late Victorian Gas/Electric-Style Chandelier

$1,105.00

Among our turn-of-the-century hexagonal style lighting, the Curtis was a popular design from 1895 through the early 1920s, and it's suitable for many different rooms and home styles. It's a warm addition to dining rooms, living rooms, and entryways. To us, our paneled shades just look like t...

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Drake
Drake

Artistic Pendant

$2,485.00

Just like old houses, the realm of period lighting has its quirks, surprises, and charming oddities - qualifications that artistic fixtures like the Drake easily meet. But if flying bats and coiling serpents tweak our modern sensibilities, consider that these fixtures are replicas of a late 1...

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Sunset
Sunset

Artistic Pendant

$2,215.00

The Sunset is arguably the most unique fixture we manufacture - which, once you've taken a look at our fixtures, is saying something. It sums up a lot of who we are: obsessively devoted to craft and period detail, manufacturing special pieces for special spaces. We know it's not for everyone...

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Garfield
Garfield

2 options available

$820.00

From our hexagonal style of turn-of-the-century lighting, the Garfield was a popular design from 1895 into the early 1920s. We're fond of it in dining rooms, entries, and living rooms. This chandelier boldly displays a combination of angular body structure with sensuous arms that many kinds ...

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James
James

Victorian Electric Semi-Flush Mount

$535.00

With a selection of 2 – 6 lights, this small, close-to-the-ceiling light has the most configurations of any semi-flush fixture we offer. Seen in turn-of-the-century houses from 1895-1920, the James was a popular entry, hallway, stairway, and bathroom fixture. More recent houses built with low...

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Merrill
Merrill

Colonial Two-Light Wall Bracket

$290.00

From our turn-of-the-century hexagonal family of Colonial lights, the Merrill is a two-arm wall bracket that has a delicate feel and a nice width. This wall bracket was popular from the 1890s into the early 1920s, and is excellent in hallways, on mantels, and in bedrooms. This family of l...

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Gilchrist
Gilchrist

2 options available

$215.00

From our turn-of-the-century hexagonal family of Colonial lights, the Gilchrist wall bracket was popular from the 1890s into the early 1920s. This versatile wall bracket is suitable for just about any room in the house. This family of lighting represents the best of Victorian elegance. T...

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Forest Grove
Forest Grove

Classic Electric Wall Bracket

$195.00

With its gracefully bowed neck and turnkey operation, this fixture is also the only wall bracket we build with a small 4" version of the "beehive" canopy. A clamp-on shade holder on the socket gives it a nice contrast of stripped-down industrial styling. Many folks associate Victorian de...

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Forest Park
Forest Park

2 options available

$1,240.00

When most folks think of Victorian ornamentation, they think of something along the lines of this fixture. From its (inoperable) gas keys to the details of its arms to the ribbing of its body and stem, this is not a fixture for those of us with ADD. An example of the public's appreciation fo...

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Council Crest
Council Crest

Classic Gas/Electric-Style Chandelier

$635.00

A gas/electric chandelier of the late 1800s, this classic fixture offers 4 to 8 arms, and makes a fine library, living room, and dining room light today. Gas/electric style means double the wattage. We suggest a dimmer switch to help adjust the light to suit your rooms (and moods). A “ba...

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McLoughlin
McLoughlin

Late Victorian Gas-Style Wall Bracket

$220.00

Not all late-Victorian lighting was ornate, as the delicate and discreet McLoughlln demonstrates. A decorative turnkey speaks to its origins as a gas lamp, adding period interest to this at-home-anywhere fixture. We call them Period Basics for a reason: the fixtures in this collection are...

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Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick

2 options available

$505.00

The Kilpatrick's clean design belies its origins as a turn-of-the-century, gas-fired light fixture. Gas-style lighting could be bulky due to thick tubing, gas keys (for controlling gas flow), and intricate designs. But this light maintains its lean profile, even in large 5-arm versions. A ...

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Astoria
Astoria

Late Victorian Gas/Electric-Style Wall Bracket

$305.00

An uncomplicated and straightforward gas/electric-style fixture, the Astoria is a very versatile Late Victorian lighting design. Its simple style suits many kinds of early-20th-century homes, from formal Victorians to humble foursquares. The combination of up and down-light is ideal for mant...

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4-1/2in. Victorian Hinge
4-1/2in. Victorian Hinge

3 options available

$36.00

The solid brass 4-1/2in. Victorian Steeple-Tip Hinge is available in three finishes. Our traditional loose-pin hinges have removable pins attached to the top finial to make door removal and installation easier and faster.

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3in. Victorian Hinge
3in. Victorian Hinge

4 options available

$23.00

The 3in. Victorian Steeple-Tip Hinge is available in four finishes. The Black Enamel version is cast iron; the other three are brass. Our traditional loose-pin hinges have removable pins attached to the top finial to make door removal and installation easier and faster.

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4in. Victorian Hinge
4in. Victorian Hinge

3 options available

$26.00

Our 4in. Victorian Steeple-Tip Hinge is available in four finishes. The Black Enamel version is cast iron; the other three are brass. Our traditional loose-pin hinges have removable pins attached to the top finial to make door removal and installation easier and faster.

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3-1/2in. Victorian Hinge
3-1/2in. Victorian Hinge

2 options available

$24.00 Sale $12.00

Our 3-1/2in. Victorian Steeple-Tip Hinge is available in four finishes. The Black Enamel version is cast iron; the other three are brass. Tip: Priced per hinge. Our traditional loose-pin hinges have removable pins attached to the top finial to make door removal and installation easie...

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Victorian Cast Hinge
Victorian Cast Hinge

2 options available

$19.00

If your home has lost its original hardware but longs to recover its period-perfect splendor, then start with our finely wrought Victorian Cabinet Hinge. In extruded solid brass, with loose pins and slotted screws, our exclusive Cabinet Hinges are exact reproductions of traditional cabin...

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Heavy Victorian Pull
Heavy Victorian Pull

2 options available

$13.00

The Heavy Victorian Bin Pull exudes rugged charm. Our Bin Pulls range from decorative styles of the 1870s to simple hardware classics. Great for kitchen cabinets, built-ins, and free-standing furniture.

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Eastlake Sash Lock
Eastlake Sash Lock

Cast Iron

$8.00

Our Eastlake Sash Lock, at 2-3/4in. wide, is for use with older double-hung windows and does not fit newer insulated sashes. Anyone who's restored or replaced old double-hung windows knows that finding durable, affordable hardware is tough. But tracking down traditional window hardware that a...

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Eastlake Door Plate
Eastlake Door Plate

13 options available

$36.00

Our delicately incised Eastlake-patterned hardware combines asymmetric geometric patterns with Japanese-inspired motifs like bamboo and sunbursts. This door plate was originally manufactured by Branford Lock Works, of Branford, Connecticut. Introduced in the latter half of the 1880s, it was on...

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Eastlake Cabinet Knob
Eastlake Cabinet Knob

Solid Brass

$12.00 Sale $9.00

Our Eastlake Cabinet Knob is modeled after the original 1880s version, which was prized by the public for decades. Delicately incised Eastlake-patterned hardware combines asymmetric geometric patterns with Japanese-inspired motifs like bamboo and sunbursts - typical high-style design of the ti...

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Eastlake Door Knob
Eastlake Door Knob

5 options available

$34.00

Delicately incised Eastlake-patterned hardware like our Eastlake Door Knob combines asymmetric geometric patterns with Japanese-inspired motifs like bamboo and sunbursts - typical high-style design of its heyday -- the 1880s. Beyond sharing an appreciation for the beauty of antique doorkn...

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12in. Eastlake Bracket
12in. Eastlake Bracket

Cast Aluminum

$35.00

Made from cast aluminum, priced per individual shelf bracket. Tip: you'll need to choose screws (and possibly screw anchors) for the surface you mount the brackets on. Strongest configuration is with the long side on the wall (see photo).

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Eastlake Bin Pull
Eastlake Bin Pull

2 options available

$12.00

Delicately incised Eastlake-patterned hardware combines asymmetric geometric patterns with Japanese-inspired motifs like bamboo and sunbursts - typical high-style design of the 1880s. This pattern was popular for decades. Our Bin Pulls range from decorative styles of the 1870s to simple h...

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Eastlake Double Hook
Eastlake Double Hook

Cast Iron

$12.00

Not limited to closets or clothing, large-profile coat hooks have long been old-house workhorses for aprons in the pantry, work boots in the garage, and tools in the basement. Nowadays, crafty folks pair old wood molding with coat hooks to make vintage-style coat racks.

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Eastlake Push Plate
Eastlake Push Plate

Brass or Cast Iron

$28.00

The Eastlake Push Plate adds striking beauty to swinging doors. Delicately incised Eastlake-patterned hardware combines asymmetric geometric patterns with Japanese-inspired motifs like bamboo and sunbursts - typical high-style design of the 1880s. This pattern was a bestseller until after the...

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Oak-Motif Hook
Oak-Motif Hook

5-1/2in. High

$10.00

Not limited to closets or clothing, large-profile coat hooks have long been old-house workhorses for aprons in the pantry, work boots in the garage, and tools in the basement. Nowadays, crafty folks pair old wood molding with coat hooks to make vintage-style coat racks.

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