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Deschutes
An exact replica of the 1906 original by R. Williamson & Co., the Deschutes has a crisp, straightforward style that's entirely timeless. Whether flanking your living room mantel or bathroom mirror, lighting your hall or den, this classic sconce is never out of place.
Historically, man...
Mission Wall Bracket
$185.00
Paulina
The shape and decoration of its shade give the Paulina an unmistakable Neoclassical appearance, which illustrates just how well outdoor lighting styles of different eras can complement each other.
We use lightweight cast-aluminum parts to achieve this traditional look, and top it off with...
Craftsman Wall Bracket
$190.00
Oceanside
The Oceanside, a highly decorative, cast-aluminum Art Deco wall bracket, can be either a formal or fun addition to your home. The elegant detail above the shade mimics its organic pattern. Give it a try if you would like to add something Nouveau to your hallway or mantel.
Deco slipper s...
Art Deco Slipper-Shade Wall Bracket
$235.00
Pacific City Triple
Part of the vanguard of bathroom lighting, Mission-style fixtures began the trend toward treating the bathroom as a space worth decorating. And attractive as it is, this fixture provides plenty of bright illumination with its three-socket design.
Historically, many lighting companies used...
Mission Three-Light Wall Bracket
$400.00
Arrowwood
A slender and refined Mission pendant, the Arrowwood can assume a larger or smaller profile depending on your choice of shade. The wide Mission 12" Brass & Art Glass Pyramid Shade creates a broad span of light across long kitchen counters, while the comparatively tiny Mission 4" Brass &...
Mission Single-Pole Pendant
$295.00
Wilson
The Wilson, with its detailed cast-brass canopy and arm, is a fine cottage-style porch light, evoking images of Hansel and Gretel's discovery of the little gingerbread house in the woods.
Luckily, you don't have to live behind sugar-pane windows or under a cake-tiled roof to use it. This wal...
Old English/Tudor Art Glass Wall Bracket
$390.00
Sherwood
This fixture is an English/Tudor sight to behold. In our humble opinion, it approaches perfection when paired with the lovely art-glass shade shown here. The Sherwood will drop jaws, whether flanking a mantel or marching down your hall.
While many antique lights were made of stamped or sp...
Arts & Crafts Wall Bracket
$280.00
Alameda
Clean right angles, a substantial body, and square lanterns make the Alameda warm, significant, and masculine. It's the finishing touch of many a den, dining room, and entry.
Although lighting technology has evolved from oil to candles to kerosene to gas, and finally, to electricity, we s...
Mission Single-Pole Art-Glass Chandelier
$1,080.00
Bernard
The Bernard delivers a lot of light in a small package. It's also a great team player, as it pairs well with a variety of our Mission wall brackets. Try a combination for a flattering glow in the bathroom, stumble-preventing illumination in a stairwell, or a friendly welcome in an entryway or ...
Mission Two-Light Semi-flush Mount
$335.00
Elizabeth
The Elizabeth is a versatile desk or bedside lamp with an Arts & Crafts pedigree. It’s also a shining example of how finish and shade can change the look of a light. If you're looking for scholarly, playful, or anywhere in between, the Elizabeth and – any of dozens of shades – can look the...
Arts & Crafts Desk Lamp
$280.00
Bauer
The Bauer delivers a bold new perspective, both in design and effect. Its whip-shaped arms soften the angles often seen in Mission-style fixtures. Thanks to this remarkable profile, the Bauer ably accents décor from the traditional to the eclectic. A note of caution: Don't be surprised if you ...
Arts & Crafts Chandelier
$1,030.00
Philadelphia
This double wall bracket may just have you and your guests doing double takes. The unusual whip-shaped arms give the Philadelphia a striking profile. Try it over a vanity in the bath or the sink in the kitchen for a fresh, unexpected look.
We first saw this family of fixtures in a 1907 B...
Arts & Crafts Double Wall Bracket
$450.00
Pacific City Single
The Pacific City was one of the earliest Mission-style lights deemed worthy of decorating a room that typically had spare, utilitarian furnishings: the bathroom. Before Mission's tasteful style became popular, bathroom lighting did not warrant much consideration. We're so glad things have chan...
Mission Wall Bracket
$175.00
Independence
Its all about the profile with the Independence. The whip-shaped arm gives it a dynamism not typically seen in more staid and square Arts & Crafts fixtures. We love how it brings an unexpected twist to any room.
We first saw this family of fixtures in a 1907 Bauer Gas Fixture Works C...
Arts & Crafts Single Wall Bracket
$285.00
NYPL Desk Lamp
This table lamp is based on those in the Rose Reading Room of New York's famed public library, built from 1902 to 1911 in the Beaux Arts style. With a candlestick base and metal shade, it makes any room a study in scholarly style.
To bring you this lamp, we worked with a company that's a...
$650.00
Wilshire
Though no larger than the Irvington, the Wilshire's substantial body, right angles, and clean lines give it much more heft. This is the classic Craftsman chandelier for your dining room, entry, or den.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts like building blocks...
Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$830.00
NYPL Floor Lamp
You needn't place this floor lamp in your library to enjoy its intelligent design. Two pull chains and a metal shade provide focused downward illumination – just the type used by scholars in New York Public Library's Rose Reading Room.
To bring you this lamp, we worked with a company tha...
$925.00
Elliot
Basic in the best way, the Elliot has a slender stem that allows you to hang it in multiples without overwhelming a space, or singly as a sweet accent light.
Transitional Mission lighting bridged styles, not eras. These lights combine elements like soft ogee (S-shaped) curves and bell sha...
Classic Mission Pendant
$205.00
South Haven Table Lamp
Just as it would have been 100 years ago, this lamp is handmade of quartersawn oak from sustainably managed forests in and around Michigan and mica from mineral-rich Asheville, N.C.
Quartersawn oak, one of the hallmarks of the Arts & Crafts movement, is obtained by cutting a log at a...
Handmade Arts & Crafts Table Lamp
$700.00
Bridlemile
This handsome fixture represents the best of cast-iron lighting from 1910s, 20s, and 30s. We distilled the features we love most - the brawny proportions, protective basket, and bold black finish - and transformed them into a weatherproof cast-aluminum light that declares your home really is y...
Craftsman Wall Bracket
$410.00
La Grande
The La Grande is a slipper-shade Art Deco wall bracket manufactured from detailed cast aluminum—just like the original.
With such stylized fixtures, it's all about the little touches. While almost identical to its cousin, the Oceanside, the simpler La Grande loses the decorative flourish abo...
Art Deco Slipper-Shade Wall Bracket
$195.00
South Haven Desk Lamp
Just as it would have been 100 years ago, this lamp is handmade of quartersawn oak from sustainably managed forests in and around Michigan and mica from mineral-rich Asheville, N.C.
Quartersawn oak, one of the hallmarks of the Arts & Crafts movement, is obtained by cutting a log at a...
Handmade Arts & Crafts Desk Lamp
$675.00
Whitman
The Whitman features a graceful angularity inherent to the Mission style. Use this single-pole pendant in multiples over an island or counter, above a kitchen sink, or arrayed down a hallway.
Although lighting technology has evolved from oil to candles to kerosene to gas, and finally, to ...
Mission Art-Glass Lantern Pendant
$355.00
Fairmount
The distinctive fan design above the shade holder makes the Fairmount a large, bold Art Deco fixture that's best-suited to larger commercial and public spaces, or the tall, open foyers of two-story homes.
While superficially similar to many of our popular Period Basics fixtures, this fami...
Art Deco Fixture
$445.00
Ontario
To the modern eye, the Ontario makes an ideal bedside reading lamp. Looking back, it was just as likely to be found in bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, and libraries—anywhere a direct and directable light came in handy.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts...
Mission Swing-Arm Wall Bracket
$290.00
Crawford
A two-bulb Mission light with length options, the Crawford is an adaptable beauty. Its well-balanced proportions make it a popular addition to bedrooms, hallways, and small entries.
This family of fixtures uses a flatter two-part canopy in marked contrast to the strong shapes found in Mis...
Mission Two-Light Shower
$515.00
Nicolai
The Nicolai is a good choice for bedroom and living room lighting in homes with low ceilings. This Art Deco-style fixture is made of thick cast aluminum, just like the original that inspired it.
Deco slipper shade fixtures stepped onto the scene during the Depression. These elaborately ...
Art Deco Slipper-Shade Fixture
$710.00
Riverton
Our Riverton is our "rigid knuckle" take on Transitional Mission lighting. What does that mean? The knuckle is the connection between the top of the lantern and the tubing. Because the knuckle on the Riverton does not sway or rotate, this fixture can be used in wet locations with no worries ab...
Transitional Mission Single-Lantern Wall Bracket
$290.00
Flanders
The Flanders is our most substantial Mission pendant, compared to the slender stem of the Arrowwood and Elliot. That thick stem paired with the bobeche (or flange) above the socket give this pendant a bit more body.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts like b...
Mission Single-Pole Pendant
$255.00
Hale
The Hale is a bold, expansive Mission chandelier that requires plenty of space and headroom. It would be a stunner in a public or commercial lobby, or as a marquee piece in an entry or dining room of a grand home.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts like bui...
Large Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$2,340.00
Crater Lake
Some small wall fixtures suit most any kind of setting, and the Crater Lake is no exception. Its straightforward Mission style makes for fine dining, living, and bedroom lighting. The hook and loop feature isn't just a handsome antique touch, it's functional: installed on an angled wall or por...
Mission Wall Bracket with Hook
$205.00
Pasadena
While large brass-and-glass shades are a traditional choice for Mission lighting, Tiffany-style mosaic shades like this one are a sophisticated variation on the theme.
In the early 1900s, dome fixtures were used in libraries, over billiard tables, and anywhere an elegant, relaxing experie...
Mission Dome-Style Pendant
$675.00
Klamath Falls
The Klamath Falls is the perfect punctuation for smaller houses and porches that have a Craftsman influence—bungalows, foursquares, ranches, even compact post-WWII styles. Its square proportions and black finish give it a hearty sensibility, while petal designs on the canopy provide a touch of...
Craftsman Art-Glass Wall Bracket
$225.00
Detroit
A gas/electric-style fixture, the Detroit handily provides two light sources with its vertical design, which washes ambient light both up and down. It particularly shines when paired over a mantel or next to a mirror.
Early American homes were lit by gas, and when electricity came on the...
Arts & Crafts Wall Bracket
$330.00
Amity
The Amity is the perfect example of how a fixture can bring styles together in perfect harmony. The lantern, with its brass banding, pulls in the rounder elements of Mission style, while the squared-off backplate and arm lean toward Tudor. The end result is an agreeable addition to porches and...
Arts & Crafts Lantern Wall Bracket
$345.00
Argyle
This two-bulb Mission light is a handsome and practical way to illuminate low ceilings in smaller spaces like bedrooms and hallways. Choose from our wide shade selection to customize its look.
This family of fixtures uses a flatter two-part canopy, in marked contrast to the strong shapes ...
Mission Two-Light Pan
$495.00
Rainier
The Rainier is Arts & Crafts lighting for spaces where larger Mission fixtures with heavy-set forms won't fit. It makes a fine choice for indoor and covered porch locations on bungalows or other Arts & Crafts–inspired architecture.
Although lighting technology has evolved from oil...
Mission Lantern Wall Bracket
$290.00
Harrison
The Harrison is a good alternative for folks who find the large square pan of the Argyle and Chelsea too imposing. Slender arms and chain loops pack a lot of light into a small package.
Transitional Mission lighting bridged styles, not eras. These lights combine elements like soft ogee (S...
Transitional Mission Ceiling Fixture
$330.00
Morris
A combination of sinuous hammered brass straps and riveted construction reveal the Morris' Transitional Mission style – it has fewer angles and more curves than traditional Mission, but retains the functional bent that is the hallmark of Arts & Crafts. It was first produced by the R. Will...
Arts & Crafts Pendant Lantern
$850.00
Yukon
A brawny flush fixture with two sockets, the Yukon adds warm illumination and rugged Mission style to entries, porches, and hallways.
Flush-mount ceiling fixtures with clean and simple styling can be easily integrated into many household spaces—helpful if design consistency matters to yo...
Mission Art-Glass Flush Ceiling Fixture
$520.00
South Haven Reading Lamp
Just as it would have been 100 years ago, this lamp is handmade of quartersawn oak from sustainably managed forests in and around Michigan and mica from mineral-rich Asheville, N.C.
Quartersawn oak, one of the hallmarks of the Arts & Crafts movement, is obtained by cutting a log at a...
Handmade Arts & Crafts Reading Lamp
$800.00
Vincent
The Vincent is a solid cast-aluminum Art Deco light based on an original loaned to us by a customer.
This pendant slipper shade fixture is warm and engaging in entries, hallways, or nooks.
Deco slipper shade fixtures stepped onto the scene during the Depression. These elaborately cast g...
Art Deco Slipper-Shade Pendant
$460.00
Jordan Valley
Much Mission-style lighting tends towards boxy features and deep colors, which create a ponderous, somewhat masculine look. The Jordan Valley blends those features with softer lines to create a cheerier, more feminine mixture of curves and angles—the hallmark of Transitional Mission lighting des...
Mission Single-Shade Fixture
$185.00
Chelsea
This two-bulb Mission light is a smart choice for low ceilings or smaller rooms. But don't mistake the Chelsea's short stature for a limitation. In fact, it's an adaptable, multipurpose light for porches, entries, kitchens, stairwells, bedrooms—anywhere you could use a small fixture.
Tran...
Mission Two-Light Pan
$440.00
Portland
Originals of this stately outdoor light are commonly found flanking the entries to grand early-20th-century public buildings, homes, and apartment houses. It is certainly a beacon with remarkable presence.
For this fixture, we use lightweight, weather-resistant cast-aluminum parts to achi...
Large Craftsman Wall Bracket
$355.00
Madrona
The Madrona has a stately way about it, but its sturdy proportions and far-reaching illumination ensure it's qualified for all sorts of posts. Whether you elect two or four arms, you're sure to find it serves well in offices, halls, and libraries alike.
Historically, many lighting compan...
Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$830.00
Broadleaf
The Broadleaf flush-mount fixture adds a lovely Arts & Crafts touch to any room by gracing the ceiling with a trefoil canopy cast from a hand-carved mold.
When we first decided to reproduce this family of Arts & Crafts fixtures, we tried to duplicate the detailed design using 3-D comp...
2 finishes available
$395.00
Columbia
In true Arts & Crafts fashion, the Columbia has no unecessary frills, but every piece of it is plainly good looking. It's a natural choice to illuminate the porches and entries of bungalows cabins, or cottages.
Although lighting technology has evolved from oil to candles to kerosene t...
Arts & Crafts Lantern Pendant
$320.00
Cape Meares
Details on the Cape Meares—like exposed turnkey sockets and square shades—make it one of our favorite gas/electric-style fixtures. Its straightforward good looks and wall-washing light will surely make it one of your favorites, too.
Early American homes were lit by gas, and when electric...
Mission Gas/Electric-Style Wall Bracket
$310.00
Bridgeport
The Bridgeport is a substantial Beaux Arts porch light. Prevalent from 1885 to 1920, Beaux Arts style was known for its hefty scale, symmetry, and grand ornamentation. These traits were generally best suited for public buildings, including some of our nation's most well known: New York's Gran...
Large Beaux Arts Wall Bracket
$230.00
South Haven Double Table Lamp
Just as it would have been 100 years ago, this lamp is handmade of quartersawn oak from sustainably managed forests in and around Michigan and mica from mineral-rich Asheville, N.C.
Quartersawn oak, one of the hallmarks of the Arts & Crafts movement, is obtained by cutting a log at a...
Handmade Arts & Crafts Double Table Lamp
$1,300.00
Deering
The Deering practically floats, with its diminutive frame, compact canopy, and hooked shade holders. The airy two-arm version would be lovely over a desk or library table, while the four-arm style would buoy any dining room décor.
Leaner and petite in scale, this family features vintage...
Two-Arm Mission Ceiling Fixture
$670.00
Grand Avenue
Showing classic Art Deco style with bold, modern lines, the Grand Avenue is a good choice for large rooms with lower ceilings.
It's shown with our optional 12" Deco Trim Ring, also shown in Polished Nickel.
While superficially similar to many of our popular Period Basics fixtures, this f...
Art Deco Flush Ceiling Fixture
$360.00
Cornell
Some Arts & Crafts fixtures have bottom-heavy designs suspended from a single, slender pole; the Cornell, however, is relatively short and lean, perfect for lower ceilings.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts like building blocks, recombining them in end...
Mission Flush Ceiling Fixture
$715.00
Cascade
The Cascade's substantial body, coupled with the mirrored effect of gas and electric shades pointing up and down, give this fixture an impressive presence in your den or dining room.
Early American homes were lit by gas, and when electricity came on the scene, fixtures were designed to u...
Mission Gas/Electric-Style Chandelier
$1,210.00
Atlantic
The Atlantic has a simple but distinct Art Deco style, particularly when outfitted with a distinctive Deco shade as shown. Suitable for small-to-medium rooms with low ceilings, this light can also be used in multiples for large rooms.
While superficially similar to many of our popular Per...
Art Deco Flush Ceiling Fixture
$270.00
Humphrey
At only 15" overall in length, this slipper-shade fixture can come in handy for folks with shorter ceilings who want Art Deco style but don't have room for our dramatic skyscraper shades.
Built without the crest-like decorative casting of the Nicolai, this light is 5" shorter and is suited to...
Art Deco Slipper-Shade Ceiling Light
$670.00
Rogue River
The Rogue River renders a pared-down design in robust proportions. Because it's such a substantial light, it could be coupled with a statement-making ceiling fixture and not lose its place in the room. (It makes for an impressive porch light, too.)
Although lighting technology has evolve...
Single-Lantern Wall Bracket
$300.00
Liberty
Historically, Art Deco pendants were used in commercial and public spaces, but fixtures like the Liberty suit spacious residential interiors, too. Try it in your entryway, dining room, or kitchen.
While superficially similar to many of our popular Period Basics fixtures, this family of D...
Art Deco Pendant Ceiling Fixture
$480.00
Raleigh
The Raleigh's lean arms and curved body give it a balanced and airy feel. It's ideal for living spaces where a more imposing fixture may feel a bit too bulky.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts like building blocks, recombining them in endless variations. ...
Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$625.00
Blackstone
Just like the Broadleaf and Wildwood, the Blackstone dispels the notion that Arts & Crafts is all angles and straight lines. Indeed, its trefoil canopy has a curvaceous naturalism that would enhance homes of any style or era.
When we first decided to reproduce this family of Arts &am...
Arts & Crafts Pendant
$410.00
Euclid
The Euclid has Transitional Mission lines and a shade holder sizeable enough to accommodate some of our most visually arresting glass shades. Often seen on porches, the Euclid has lots of indoor uses as well. It works as a statement piece in main rooms or as a practical helper in tight spaces ...
Transitional Mission Ceiling Light
$280.00
Siletz
We think the Siletz offers a fetching alternative to "bath bar" lighting, especially in a silver-toned finish as shown. Placed over a medicine cabinet, it generates all the light you need to prepare yourself, and your face, to face the day.
Transitional Mission lighting bridged styles, no...
Transitional Mission Two-Light Wall Bracket
$330.00
Altadena
When we first saw what became the Altadena in a 1904 catalogue, we were struck by its fluid and expressive arms. This elegant chandelier mixes the square lines of Arts & Crafts design with an organic profile that broadens its appeal for a wider range of house styles and interiors.
Provi...
Mission Chandelier
$1,010.00
Woodstock
The pleasing combination of rounded and linear shapes gives this light an easygoing style. The multiple sockets and low profile are so practical, the Woodstock is as appropriate in bedrooms and living rooms as it is in kitchens.
Transitional Mission lighting bridged styles, not eras. Thes...
Transitional Mission Flush Ceiling Pan
$600.00
Gordon
The Gordon has squared-off arms and an ovoid center that combine for a pleasantly balanced effect. It's perfect for intimate rooms a more assertive fixture might overwhelm. Finished in Brushed Nickel as shown here, the Gordon makes an unexpectedly harmonious bathroom light.
Historically,...
Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$740.00
Alsea
Porch lighting with punch, the Alsea will certainly add to your home's curb appeal. We love it with the eye-catching faceted shade shown here, but a round globe looks just as smart. Consider the Alsea for spaces both Craftsman and contemporary.
We use lightweight cast-aluminum parts to ac...
Craftsman Wall Bracket
$140.00
Fremont
Elegant in dining and living rooms, romantic in bedrooms, the Fremont chandelier is an exact copy of an Art Deco original, down to its cast-aluminum body and decorative slipper shades.
Deco slipper shade fixtures stepped onto the scene during the Depression. These elaborately cast glass ...
Art Deco Slipper-Shade Chandelier
$725.00
Wildwood
With an intricate three-leaf canopy cast from a hand-carved wooden mold, the Wildwood can transform any wall into a work of art. Try it on porches, covered entryways, and foyers to give you—and your guests—a warm welcome.
When we first decided to reproduce this family of Arts & Craft...
2 finishes available
$780.00
Arcadia
The Arcadia is a scaled-down version of our Liberty pendant, which was often used in commercial and public spaces. The Arcadia's size is more appropriate for smaller spaces, finding many a happy home in breakfast nooks and grouped over islands.
While superficially similar to many of our ...
Art Deco Pendant
$260.00
South Haven Floor Lamp
Just as it would have been 100 years ago, this lamp is handmade of quartersawn oak from sustainably managed forests in and around Michigan and mica from mineral-rich Asheville, N.C.
Quartersawn oak, one of the hallmarks of the Arts & Crafts movement, is obtained by cutting a log at a...
Handmade Arts & Crafts Floor Lamp
$1,200.00
Beaux Arts Torchiere
This floor lamp marries sinuous styling, a rustic hammered finish, and a glowing amber shade. Made of seeded glass, the shade has hundreds of tiny air bubbles that create an effect both cozy and effervescent.
Torchieres create areas of warm, ambient light and look lovely alone or in multi...
3-Way Torchiere Floor Lamp
$350.00
Vista Ridge
Large Mission-style chandeliers like this tend to be at their best in big rooms with higher ceilings and lots of open space. However, the Vista Ridge has a long rectangular shape that also works well hung low above billiard and large dining room tables.
Although lighting technology has ev...
Mission Billiard Room Chandelier
$2,700.00
Echo
An unusual "skyscraper" style shade tops off our Echo Streamline wall bracket. A popular bathroom and kitchen light during the mid-1930s, its fluid design starts with a fluted porcelain backplate, and extends out to the round, rimmed edge in front.
Available in white and black, our cast p...
Large Art Deco Porcelain Wall Bracket
$160.00
Mitchell
Traditional square shade holders and turnkey sockets speak to the Mitchell's origin in the early 1900s. Its looped arms, though, ensure it stays safely away from stuffy. Try this fixture shades up in a hallway or shades down in a library—either way, it will cast a bright, comforting light.
...
Mission Two-Light Wall Bracket
$410.00
Pinehurst
With some fixtures, it's love at first sight—when the original of the Pinehurst came through our Restored Antiques department, our thoughts soon turned to a more long-term relationship. The clean lines and substantive form of our reproduction uniquely suits the spacious porches of Craftsman, P...
Mission Art-Glass Wall Bracket
$410.00
Crystal Springs
In the early 1900s, Mission-style lighting was the first lighting of any deliberately-chosen style to be used in kitchens and bathrooms. In fact, kitchens and bathrooms were often the very first - sometimes the only - rooms in the house with this lighting style.
Originally created for illumin...
Mission Billiard Room Fixture
$1,035.00
Cascadia
Felicitously, we happened upon an original version of this hefty Beaux Arts light while picking through salvage cast offs. Beaux Arts style – with its generous scale, symmetry, and grand ornamentation – can be seen most often on public buildings built between 1885 and 1920, including some of o...
Large Beaux Arts Wall Bracket
$230.00
Kearney
The Kearney is proof that small size does not equate with small impact. Its two-part canopy and square shade holder give it definition without taking up too much space.
This family of fixtures uses a flatter two-part canopy in marked contrast to the strong shapes found in Mission fixture...
Mission Flush Ceiling Fixture
$225.00
Pacific City Double
Mission-style lighting was slow to find its way into the kitchen and bathroom, where the focus was on cleanliness and functionality. Eventually these utilitarian rooms became worthy of decoration, and Mission lights like this were found to harmonize with the simple lines of ceramic tiles, buil...
Mission Two-Light Wall Bracket
$300.00
Reese
The Reese features a slim silhouette punctuated by an ovoid body. It washes light upward onto the ceiling, casting a diffused (dare we say romantic?) glow. With your choice of two to five arms,the Reese will fit right in to any space in your home.
Transitional Mission lighting bridged st...
Transitional Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$540.00
Weston
The Weston is one of those fixtures that transforms based on the shade you select. When its u-shaped arm suspends a frosted bell shade, as shown, it has a quiet, informal look. But attach a stained-glass mosaic shade, and the Weston becomes a real dazzler.
Proving that the distinctive...
Mission Wall Bracket
$230.00
Hollywood
The Hollywood is a lovely and large Art Deco fixture best suited to commercial and public spaces, or expansive foyers of two-story homes.
While the shade it's shown with steals the show, we love the Hollywood's stylized fan motif above the shade holder.
While superficially similar to m...
Large Art Deco Pendant
$645.00
Stuart
Like most antique lighting designs, the Stuart is a style jumper that was hung in Colonial Revival and Arts & Crafts–era homes. We'd also encourage you to use it as a foil for contemporary furnishings—in a sleek modern kitchen, for example.
Leaner and petite in scale, this family feat...
Compact Mission Chandelier
$755.00
Elgin
Just like the Art Deco original, the Elgin is made from cast aluminum with rich details and pretty slipper shades. It's a closer-to-the-ceiling flush mount that suits low ceilings or small spaces where clearance is at a premium—all the better to see it up close!
Deco slipper shade fixtu...
Deco Flush-Mount Ceiling Fixture
$340.00
Austin
Comparing a fixture like the Austin with the Crater Lake shows how small changes can set fixtures apart. The Austin's unique square chain links and deep, curved canopy make it much more substantial than the delicate Crater Lake, but both are distinctive alternatives to more traditional Craftsm...
Mission Single-Shade Wall Bracket
$200.00
Marshall
Small but mighty, the Marshall has the fine detail and definition one might expect in a heftier fixture. Happily, its size makes it uniquely suited as an indoor or outdoor light in smaller homes.
While many antique lights were made of stamped or spun brass, elaborate fixtures require cast...
Craftsman Flush Ceiling Fixture
$205.00
Overlook
The Overlook is a great example of how stylistically transitional Transitional lighting could be. In Brushed Nickel with white cone shades, it's Deco. In Old Brass paired with bell shades, it's Colonial. It's the perfect addition to your eclectic nook or dining room.
Transitional Mission ...
Transitional Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$720.00
Buckman
Pan fixtures like the Buckman were incredibly popular in the early 1900s, managing to look burly but not bulky. They also give bedrooms, dining rooms, and living rooms high light with a low profile.
Pan fixtures have a comfortable quality that coordinates with 1900s–1930s homes, regard...
Mission Flush Ceiling Pan
$720.00
J.S. Holcomb
The J.S. Holcomb is our largest single-tier fixture. As such, it works best in significant spaces that can handle its scale.
Historically, many lighting companies used a small number of parts like building blocks, recombining them in endless variations. This consistency gives cohesion to ...
Large Mission Single-Pole Chandelier
$2,350.00
Taylor
If you normally pass over flush mounts because they don't have enough design detail for you, meet the Taylor. It's a gorgeous cast-brass replica of an intricate original that was commonly used as both an indoor and porch light for smaller homes.
While many antique lights were made of stam...
Craftsman Flush Ceiling Fixture
$250.00
Sunnyside
The Sunnyside is a typical Arts & Crafts bedroom (and hallway) light, reflecting the era's preference for simple and relatively small fixtures in private spaces. But while its symmetrical shape leans toward the unassuming, the Sunnyside has no trouble standing out when paired with iridesce...
Transitional Mission Two-Light Shower
$810.00
Humboldt
The simple form of the Humboldt makes it a perfect accent light for homes from Craftsman to Colonial, and a great partner for all sorts of shades. Its short length fits in tight spaces such as attic rooms, while the loop-to-loop at the shade holder allows it to be mounted on sloped surfaces an...
Transitional Mission Ceiling Light
$345.00
Bandon
This large, early 1900s Arts & Crafts light offers a warm welcome for guests on blustery evenings and starry nights alike. The Bandon is one of our most substantial lanterns, and needs a suitably generous space on Colonial Revival, Arts & Crafts, and contemporary homes.
The lanter...
Large Arts & Crafts Lantern Wall Bracket
$315.00
Kellogg
A petite ceiling light with graceful Transitional Mission style, the Kellogg is our smallest (and maybe cutest?) example of the blended round and angular elements of this style. The mix of features makes it compatible with a wide variety of glass shade shapes, and its size means it is well-sui...
Transitional Mission Flush Ceiling Fixture
$130.00
Port Orford
The Port Orford exhibits the pleasing symmetry inherent to the Mission style, and which is common to many of our Arts & Crafts lighting reproductions. Try it as an indoor light or covered outdoor porch light on bungalows, foursquares, and other Arts & Crafts–inspired architecture.
...
Large Mission Lantern Wall Bracket
$400.00
Baxter
The Baxter's clean Mission lines and low profile make it appropriate for small to medium bungalows and Craftsman homes. Much more than an outdoor light, it's equally suited to illuminating interior hallways and other small rooms.
Flush-mount ceiling fixtures with clean and simple styling ...
Mission Art-Glass Flush Ceiling Light
$335.00
Coos Bay
The Coos Bay combines round and boxy shapes as is typical in Transitional Mission lighting design. As is also typical, it fits well into interiors both classic and contemporary.
Transitional Mission lighting bridged styles, not eras. These lights combine elements like soft ogee (S-shaped)...
Transitional Mission Wall Bracket
$165.00
York
Porches on larger Historic Revival, Colonial Revival, and Arts & Crafts homes are often as wide as the house itself, and truly feel like outdoor rooms. Consequently, they need lots of light at night. The York provides just that, at an appropriately significant scale.
The lantern was o...
Large Arts & Crafts Pendant
$375.00
Gold A Line Art Glass Shade
Our handcrafted art glass shades are inspired by designs originally produced by Tiffany, Steuben, and Quezal.
Case in point: The Gold A Line Art Glass Shade is based on a Quezal reproduction from the 1914 H.J. Peters lighting catalogue.
Being handmade, each art glass shade has unique character...
Gold A Line Art Glass Shade
$220.00
Mission Art Glass Dome
This 22in Mission art glass dome shade has a unique, square 4in fitter lip designed specifically for our Pasadena Mission Dome-style Fixture and Logan Arts and Crafts Billiard Light.
Ordered individually, this shade comes in six art glass options, and your choice of brass finish.
12 finishes available
$440.00
Beaux Arts Satin Opal Shade
This Beaux Arts Satin Opal Shade is decorated with a 6-star border and 3 blank panels divided by double scrolls. Each detail is a textured relief which projects from the surrounding smooth background.
Its structured shape and ornament give this shade a formal quality suited to small Colonial ...
$35.00
Art Deco Bead-Chain Shade
The primary Art Deco design feature of this bead-chain shade is a 12-point star.
Inside each point are 5 stripes that increase in width from the tip of the shade up to its top edge. (The shade tip is etched, or frosted, glass.)
The shade tip is a clear-glass (not etched) dome. This etched-...
$55.00
Narrow Art-Glass Shade
This slim art-glass shade and its tulip and teardrop siblings all get their "magnolia" names from the highly stylized green, white, and gold leaf pattern you see. They're all crafted by a small, family-owned California company using traditional glassmaking techniques
Use this unique art-glass...
Handmade
$210.00
Art Deco Skyscraper Opal Slip Shade
This glass shade, sometimes referred to as "wedding cake" or "tower" shape, has a flat side which, when partnered with our Art Deco Echo fixture, turns towards the backplate to create a lean, tower-like profile.
You'll see similar tiered shapes in our large Floral Opal, Skyscraper Opal, and ...
$55.00
Mission Pyramid Shade
This Mission Pyramid Shade can dramatically change the looks of many fixtures we offer.
Simple, single-pole pendant lighting can go from character actor to star of the room with the addition of this striking shade.
12 finishes available
$155.00
Art Deco 22in. Long Floral Opal Shade
One of our tallest and most dramatic shades, this 22" long Art Deco Floral Shade is cast from an original antique shade mold, and is a real attention getter.
Like an upside-down Art Deco skyscraper, this shade features multiple tiers with raised panels of detailed flowers running alongside, f...
$195.00
Art Deco Amber Tint Slipper Shade
Simply "slipped" onto the fixture and held in place by two glass tabs on its sides, our satin etched and amber Art Deco Slipper Shades are offered for our unique line of Art Deco light fixtures: the Fremont, La Grande, Oceanside, Elgin, Vincent, Nicolai, and Humphrey.
The stylized, raised fan...
2 finishes available
$50.00
Gold Tulip Art Glass Shade
Art glass shades may be lovely and seductive, but their elegance actually suits a wide range of lighting designs, from the simple and plain to the elegantly restrained and the intricately detailed.
And whether they are modest or complex in design themselves, all art glass shades emerge from h...
$215.00
12in. Deco Stepped Shade
"Art Deco" is likely to conjure up different images for different folks. Here are a few which make us smile:
Elegant, sleek furniture in black lacquer and layered geometric designs.
Fritz Lang's murky, hallucinatory, visionary masterpiece Metropolis.
The Roaring Twenties, with bathtub gi...
2 options available
$105.00
Art Deco 17in. Long Skyscraper Opal Shade
In periods of urban growth after the turn of the century, architects were reaching for higher and higher peaks.
Two of their tall examples were the Chrysler and Empire State buildings, whose stair-step effect became a bold Art Deco design that was also reflected in the lighting and hardware ...
$155.00
Mission Art Glass Cage Shade
This classic Mission "cage" shade lets you choose both the brass finish and the color of art glass panels to create a shade perfectly matched to its fixture and setting.
Our Hexagonal Lantern and Mission Dome art glass shades have the same finish and glass panel options.
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12 finishes available
$105.00
Templeton Exterior Door Set
The refined lines and sensuous curves of the Templeton's backplate reflect the standards of Arts & Crafts simplicity.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details as important, if not more, than how it looks. We make them like they used to—to last—w...
Craftsman Entry Set
$675.00
Arched Mission Pull
Distinctly different than a standard D-shaped pull, the Arched Mission Pull features a subtly arched and tapered handle that bends to meet the flared base at each side.
Our unique collection of brass, oak, glass, and crystal Cabinet Drawer Pulls represents period-authentic designs ranging...
8 finishes available
$15.00
Beaux Arts Knob
Inspired by Italian Renaissance designs, the Beaux Arts Door Knob is our largest -- making room for its twining vine and egg-and-dart motif. This knob, a component of our Hamilton Beaux Arts Door Set, was used along with Rejuvenation lighting in the restoration of Portland's historic Simon Ben...
7 finishes available
$35.00
Mission D Pull w/Backplate
Our stylized Mission D Pull with Backplate is a beefed-up version of the slim-and-trim Mission D Pull.
Our unique collection of brass, oak, glass, and crystal Cabinet Drawer Pulls represents period-authentic designs ranging from the turn of the century to the 1960s.Try them on cabinet doo...
9 finishes available
$20.00
Art Nouveau Double Hook
Now here's a hook with curve appeal. It makes even the simple act of hanging up your coat or towel seem a little more sophisticated, a little more continental. But all that voluptuousness has a purpose: the oversized D on the top hook prevents slippage, so your items stay put.
6 finishes available
$25.00
Square Bin Pull
Our Square Bin Pull, originally in production from the 1890s through the 1920s, has a crisp and clean appeal sought after by today's fans of modern design. Available in 9 finishes to help you seamlessly coordinate your cabinet hardware with your lighting.
Our Bin Pulls range from decorati...
9 finishes available
$12.00
Brass 4" x 10" Register
When you replace flimsy or unattractive registers with our period-authentic versions, your rooms instantly take on an air of dignity. Ours feature a 1/2" thick brass grille, crafted for lasting strength and a low profile when installed. Registers are available with or without louvers; you can al...
$140.00
Bixby Single Hook
Though not based on a specific historic example, our handsome Bixby bath hardware embodies the angular simplicity of Arts & Crafts style.
Updating your bath hardware is a simple way to add historic character to one of the home's hardest-working rooms.
3 finishes available
$20.00
Lewis Toggle / GFCI
This toggle and outlet configuration is common in newer bathrooms, and in the bathrooms of old houses following electric upgrades. You'll find that the addition of this handsome period-authentic piece upgrades your home's style, too.
7 finishes available
$25.00
Barnes Exterior Door Set
The Barnes Bevel-Edge Door Set is one of several takes we offer on a classic hardware pattern. With its faceted crystal knob and long, one-piece backplate, it provides antique style for homes both new and old.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are detail...
Classic Entry Set
$675.00
Archer Exterior Door Set
Our Archer Exterior Door Set embodies the rugged, handcrafted appeal of a style we call "Romance Revival," which was inspired by American ideas and imaginings of life in the old world. Architecturally speaking, the Archer covers the range of rustic, romantic building designs from stone cottage...
Rustic Entry Set
$675.00
Raymond Exterior Door Set
Our Raymond Craftsman Entry Set blends a bit of sparkle with Arts & Crafts simplicity. The Raymond comes with an octagonal crystal door knob on the inside, which complements the backplate's angular profile.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details...
Craftsman Entry Set
$675.00
1in. Hammered Knob
Our 1in. Hammered Round Knob is the real deal -- hand-hammered by a local Oregon blacksmith.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is substantial and good-looking.
Hand-Hammered Brass
$15.00
Bixby Double Hook
Though not based on a specific historic example, our handsome Bixby bath hardware embodies the angular simplicity of Arts & Crafts style.
Updating your bath hardware is a simple way to add historic character to one of the home's hardest-working rooms.
3 finishes available
$25.00
Brass 6" x 10" Register
When you replace flimsy or unattractive registers with our period-authentic versions, your rooms instantly take on an air of dignity. Ours feature a 1/2" thick brass grille, crafted for lasting strength and a low profile when installed. Registers are available with or without louvers; you can al...
$160.00
Warren Exterior Door Set
Rustic yet refined, the Warren was used on many Craftsman and Colonial Revival interiors from 1900 well into the '30s. The crystal knob is a simple yet beautiful design that adds vintage charm to houses old and new.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are...
Classic Entry Set
$675.00
Pyramid Knob
A reproduction of popular turn-of-the-century hardware, our Mission Pyramid Cabinet Knob boasts crisp detail and even castings, which distinguish it from looser interpretations.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is...
8 finishes available
$12.00
Archer Interior Door Set
Our Archer Rustic Door Set fills the need for rough-hewn hardware and lighting required by many historic architectural styles of the 1920s and '30s. It also looks right at home on cabins, lodges, and other unstudied settings.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep w...
Rustic Door Set
$230.00
Hammered Steel House Numbers
These hand-forged Hammered-Steel 5-1/8in. House Numbers are made here in Oregon and come in a rustic Antique Iron finish that will continue to oxidize with time and exposure.
Priced individually, $21 per number; screws not included.
$80.00
Hammered Bin Pull
The strikingly handsome Hammered Bin Pull is available only in Oil-Rubbed Bronze.
Our Bin Pulls range from decorative styles of the 1870s to simple hardware classics. Great for kitchen cabinets, built-ins, and free-standing furniture.
3-1/2in. Center to Center, Solid Brass
$12.00
Harmon Mailbox
Based on an original design first seen around 1910, our solid brass Harmon mailbox embodies the finest of Old English and Arts & Crafts hand-wrought metalwork, an artful form of craftsmanship readily available and highly sought through the first few decades of the 20th century.
Match the ...
6 finishes available
$395.00
Pyramid w/ Backplate
Our Pyramid Knob with Backplate adds strong visual impact to the basic version of the Pyramid knob.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is so substantial and good-looking you'll open drawers just for fun.
9 finishes available
$18.00
Lewis Double Duplex
Where you've got outlets, we've got handsome coverplates. This duplex option is helpful in any room where you need to plug in lamps, electronic equipment, or household appliances (so pretty much every room).
7 finishes available
$25.00
Templeton Interior Door Set
The Templeton Craftsman Door Set is a bold design with a handsome blend of curves and clean lines—period hardware with real presence that adapts well to a broad range of home styles.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details as important, if not more...
Craftsman Door Set
$155.00
Bixby Toilet Paper Holder
Though not based on a specific historic example, our handsome Bixby bath hardware embodies the angular simplicity of Arts & Crafts style.
Updating your bath hardware is a simple way to add historic character to one of the home's hardest-working rooms.
3 finishes available
$55.00
Warren Interior Door Set
The Warren was used on many Craftsman and Colonial Revival interiors from 1900 well into the '30s. Though techniques for pressing molten glass into molds had been around since the 1820s, glass knobs didn't really become popular until after 1917, when the metals that had been used for doorknob...
Classic Crystal Knob Rosette Door Set
$175.00
1-1/4in. Hammered Knob
The 1-1/4in. Hammered Pyramid Knob emobdies the hand-crafted ideals popularized by the Arts & Crafts movement, which originated in 19th-century England in reaction to industrialization.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polis...
Hand-Hammered Brass
$15.00
Putman Doorbell Button
This beveled-edge, rectangular design is the real deal. Perhaps the most popular period hardware style of the early 1900s into the 1950s, this shape was used everywhere, from tiny key escutcheons to the massive, cast-brass door hardware of many commercial buildings.
Add our Putman Exterior an...
6 finishes available
$30.00
1-1/4in. Hammered Knob
Our 1-1/4in. Hammered Round Knob -- big brother to the 1in. version -- works well on kitchen cabinets, built-in cupboards and Mission-style furniture.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is substantial and good-looki...
1-1/4in. Hammered Round Knob
$18.00
Mission Double Hook
This classic Mission double coat hook is cast from solid brass in 7 finishes.
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 mo...
9 finishes available
$25.00
Mission Iron Hall Tree
Our Mission Iron Hall Tree Hook, at 5in. high with 3in. projection, is only available in Cast Iron.
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 ...
Cast Iron
$10.00
2in. Art Deco Door Knob
Our 2in. Art Deco Door Knob, typical of smaller hardware of the late 1920s and early '30s, has two concentric rings cut into its surface and comes in three Art Deco finishes: Brushed Nickel, Polished Chrome, and Polished Nickel.
Beyond sharing an appreciation for the beauty of antique doorkno...
3 finishes available
$35.00
1-3/4in. Oak Knob
At 1-3/4in., this is the largest Pyramid Oak Knob we make -- meaning it offers more grain for those who appreciate the beauty of wood and the feel of a hefty knob.
Our unfinished oak knobs offer the versatility of painting or staining to exactly match your cabinetry.
Unfinished Oak
$5.00
Bixby Towel Ring
Though not based on a specific historic example, our handsome Bixby bath hardware embodies the angular simplicity of Arts & Crafts style.
Updating your bath hardware is a simple way to add historic character to one of the home's hardest-working rooms.
3 finishes available
$40.00
Barnes Interior Door Set
A crisp beveled edge and crystal knob distinguish the Barnes. It's a classic from the days when homes featured decorative hardware on the main floor, with less "showy" plain brass or porcelain knob styles on upstairs, closet, and kitchen doors.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock ...
Classic Crystal Knob Door Set
$195.00
Oak Drawer Pull
Our unfinished Mission Oak Drawer Pull can add a finishing touch to an old oak dresser in need of an update.
Our unique collection of brass, oak, glass, and crystal Cabinet Drawer Pulls represents period-authentic designs ranging from the turn of the century to the 1960s.Try them on cabin...
Mission Oak Drawer Pull
$5.00
Double Acorn Hook
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.
Black Enamel
$8.00
3in. Ball-Tip Hinge
This 3in. Ball-Tip Door Hinge is solid brass and available in seven finishes to coordinate with our door sets..
Our traditional loose-pin hinges have removable pins attached to the top finial to make door removal and installation easier and faster.
6 finishes available
$24.00
Lewis Double Toggle
Rarely does a home not have a pair of side-by-side toggle switches. To us, that means that no home should be without one of our heavy-duty switchplates to cover them.
7 finishes available
$25.00
Aluminum 8" x 12" Register
$100.00
When you replace flimsy or unattractive registers with our period-authentic versions, your rooms instantly take on an air of dignity. Ours feature a 1/2" thick aluminum grille, crafted for lasting strength and a low profile when installed. Registers are available with or without louvers; you can...
Jenkins Interior Door Set
The Jenkins Art Deco Door Set is the epitome of Hollywood glamour and the sleek aerodynamic lines of the 1930s Streamline style. Use it to add a little va-va-voom to your doors.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details as important, if not more, th...
Art Deco Door Set
$155.00
Peterson Exterior Door Set
Straightforward and classic, the Peterson suits homes of all styles, from traditional to modern. It features a generous length and one-piece backplate on the inside.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details as important, if not more, than how it loo...
Classic Entry Set
$675.00
Art Deco Single Hook
Our compact Art Deco Single Hook, 1-3/4in. high with a 1-3/4in. projection, is only available in Polished Chrome.
Decorative Hooks add the charm factor to a product usually considered no-nonsense and practical.
You'll find delicate brass hooks for holding up pretty little trinkets, rustic ...
Polished Chrome
$8.00
Bixby Towel Bar
Though not based on a specific historic example, our handsome Bixby bath hardware embodies the angular simplicity of Arts & Crafts style.
Updating your bath hardware is a simple way to add historic character to one of the home's hardest-working rooms.
3 finishes available
$65.00
3/4in. Hammered Knob
Our 3/4in. Hammered Pyramid Knob, the smallest in a family of three, makes a great breadboard pull.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is so substantial and good-looking.
Hand-Hammered Brass
$15.00
Bixby Glass Shelf
Though not based on a specific historic example, our handsome Bixby bath hardware embodies the angular simplicity of Arts & Crafts style.
Updating your bath hardware is a simple way to add historic character to one of the home's hardest-working rooms.
3 finishes available
$75.00
Adams Interior Door Set
The Adams features a six-sided crystal knob—an easy way to add a little sparkle to your interiors.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details as important, if not more, than how it looks. We make them like they used to—to last—with crisply detailed f...
Classic Crystal Knob Rosette Door Set
$175.00
Craftsman Door Chime
With its classic Arts & Crafts motifs of hammered brass and rivet heads, our two-note brass Craftsman Door Chime suits home interiors of many different styles and tastes. Couple with our coordinating Doorbell Button, finished to match, like all our exclusive products.
A 16 volt transforme...
6 finishes available
$210.00
Nouveau Iron Hook
This Art Nouveau Iron Double Hook has a 3-1/2in. projection and is available only in Cast Iron.
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 folk...
Cast Iron
$8.00
Deco Surface Hinge
Our Art Deco Surface Hinge, featuring Streamline styling, has a looser knuckle than the Ball-Tip Cabinet Hinge.
In extruded solid brass, with loose pins and slotted screws, our exclusive Cabinet Hinges are exact reproductions of traditional cabinet hinge styles.
Nickel-Plated Brass
$8.00
1-1/4in. Pyramid Knob
The 1-1/4in. Pyramid Cabinet Knob is the heaviest Mission-style cabinet knob we offer. The hammered detail is cast, rather than handmade -- but it's no less rugged.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is substantial ...
Solid Brass
$10.00
3-1/2" Ball-Tip Hinge
This solid brass 3-1/2" Ball-Tip Door Hinge is available in seven finishes to coordinate with our door sets.
Our traditional loose-pin hinges have removable pins attached to the top finial to make door removal and installation easier and faster.
7 finishes available
$25.00
Lewis Push-Button Switchplate
Still have original push-button switches and brass coverplates in your old house? Count your blessings: They've survived remodels, design fads, wear, and tear. In fact, the classic two-button on-off switch has been in use since well before 1900.
7 finishes available
$20.00
Mission House Numbers
These Mission House Numbers are made from durable cast zinc finished with lacquered Oil-Rubbed Bronze to withstand rust and corrosion. And because they're nearly six inches tall, they're extremely easy to see.
$72.00
Deco Cabinet Knob
A pair of concentric rings cut into the surface of the Art Deco Cabinet Knob add antique hardware charm.
Celebrate your favorite era in style with our period-authentic brass cabinet knobs. Each hand-polished piece is substantial and good-looking.
3 finishes available
$15.00
1-1/4in. Oak Knob
Our unfinished 1-1/4in. Pyramid Oak Knob is a fine choice for stained or painted cabinetry, as well as new, vintage, or home-built furniture.
Our unfinished oak knobs offer the versatility of painting or staining to exactly match your cabinetry.
Unfinished Oak
$3.00
Lewis Toggle Switchplate
From the first bulky, round "snap" switches to tidy Push-Button Switches, to today's simple toggle switches, light switches have gotten more slim and trim the longer they've been around. (Ah, if only this evolutionary slimming principle could apply to us...)
Once they emerged in the 1920s, to...
7 finishes available
$20.00
Lewis GFCI Coverplate
The single GFCI outlet is used in many a remodeled bathroom and kitchen, and in new construction, it's often standard in every room. But common need not mean commonplace: our handsome and durable coverplates elevate even the most humble of modern necessities, outlets and light switches.
7 finishes available
$20.00
Hamilton Interior Door Set
The egg-and-dart border on the Hamilton was a popular Neoclassical pattern found on a wide variety of antique lighting, hardware, and other house parts. In addition to its finely wrought detail, this door set includes our biggest interior backplate; it looks especially arresting in elaborate V...
Beaux Arts Door Set
$155.00
Art Deco Plate
Our evocative Art Deco Plate, in solid brass, is available in three finishes. Beyond sharing an appreciation for the beauty of antique doorknob designs, our goal is to help you get what works for you, which is why we sell hard-to-find door hardware parts singly.
3 finishes available
$45.00
Raymond Interior Door Set
The Raymond features an octagonal crystal knob, which complements the backplate's angular profile.
A door set's ability to open smoothly, lock snugly, and keep working are details as important, if not more, than how it looks. We make them like they used to—to last—with crisply detailed f...
Craftsman Crystal Knob Door Set
$195.00
Art Nouveau Knocker
With its understated style, "Art Nouveau-ish" is probably a more accurate description of this Door Knocker's design. Still, its simple motif corresponds well with our Craftsman and English/Tudor porch lights, such as the Wilson.
Solid cast brass.
Art Nouveau Door Knocker
$110.00
New Old Stock Passage Latchset, c.1950
Made by Sargent. Brushed anodized aluminum finish. Original installation instructions and template included.
Note: Despite what its box says, this is not a locking door set.
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$150.00
Plinth and Corner Blocks, c.1885
Beautiful, unique Eastlake details for a period home's doorway. Made of Douglas Fir.
Note: Some chipping and nailholes, the most severe of which is visible in the photo. All pieces have been cleaned of paint.
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$140.00
"ROOMS" Stamped Steel Sign, c1950
Retro painted stamped steel sign from a recent lot purchase. We don't know how old these signs are, but figure probably the 1950s. Just one of many different examples we got in this fun buy. Act now while limited supplies last - they don't make signs like this anymore.
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$35.00
"APPLY AT OFFICE" Stamped Steel Sign, c1950
Retro painted stamped steel sign from a recent lot purchase. We don't know how old these signs are, but figure probably the 1950s. Just one of many different examples we got in this fun buy. Act now while limited supplies last - they don't make signs like this anymore.
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$35.00
Charming Hand-Painted Bathroom "Butts" Sign, c1950
From the days when we were polite to smokers (at least in men's rooms) and when ellipses only needed two periods, we present this charming hand-painted sign. One of a kind with a great retro blue border and authentic wear and tear.
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$250.00
Unique Undermount Basin, c.1895
Made of nickel-plated copper and in lovely condition, this undermount basin is a hard-to-find item indeed. Note the appealing design of the overflow. The outside of the basin has some paint spots; the inside-- which is what you'll see, of course-- has a nice polish and patina (and light spotti...
$1,500.00
Dramatic Wrought Beaux Arts Lantern Bracket, c1915
This outstanding lantern bracket mixes a range of Classical and Medieval motifs in a powerful Beaux Arts-inspired wrought design that would add dignity and unique character to the right setting (perhaps Dracula needs a porch light for his castle).
$625.00
Pair Astounding Bronze Art Deco Commercial Pendants, c1930
We don't know the story on when these two exceptional Art Deco lantern pendants were built, or what equally jaw-dropping setting they originally hung in, but we're sure pleased to be able to offer these remarkable survivors some 80 years later. Delivering on all the forward-looking style and dec...
$15,000.00
Sargent “Alby” Design Art Nouveau Door Set, c1905
Sargent’s “Alby” pattern was probably the most popular of all the Art Nouveau designs introduced by manufacturers around the turn of the century. Modeled in an elegant and well proportioned way which appealed to a public that wasn’t fully embracing the new Art Nouveau trend, this pattern found i...
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$125.00
Vintage Bottle Opener
We're offering a limited number of these vintage bottle openers, discovered in a beer distributor's warehouse. They celebrate Grand Prize Lager, the product of a Texas brewery owned by famed eccentric Howard Hughes.
This cast-aluminum bottle opener was made by an American company that ha...
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$24.00
Rustic Art Deco “Peek Door” in Old Iron Finish, c1935
This speakeasy – or “Peek Door” as it was called in a 1941 catalog – has a hybrid style that mixes the stepped motif popular in Art Deco designs with a more rough and rustic surface treatment that almost makes it look Navaho. Retains original Old Iron finish. The 1941 price was just 95 cents.
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$200.00
Exceptional Early Cast Iron No Trespassing Sign, c1870
This is one of those items that occasionally comes through our salvage department that gets us all atwitter and we debate whether to sell it all. Found underneath the foundation of a Portland building originally built for the railroad in 1876, it is our assumption that this sign must have come f...
$900.00
15" Stripped Mahogany Turned Baluster, c1900
Beautifully proportioned and elegantly stripped of paint and varnish, this bare mahogany turned baluster would make a gorgeous architectural design element or candle stand (if properly fireproofed) suitable for most any decor.
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$80.00
28" Stripped Wooden Turned & Carved Spindle, c1900
Beautifully proportioned and elegantly stripped of paint and varnish, this bare wood spindle features turned, fluted, gadrooned and spiral molded sections that would make it a gorgeous architectural design element or candle stand (if properly fireproofed) suitable for most any decor.
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$150.00
23" Stripped Wooden Turned & Carved Spindle, c1900
Beautifully proportioned and elegantly stripped of paint and varnish, this bare wood spindle features turned, fluted, gadrooned and spiral molded sections that would make it a gorgeous architectural design element or candle stand (if properly fireproofed) suitable for most any decor.
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$150.00
23" Stripped Wooden Turned & Carved Spindle, c1900
Beautifully proportioned and elegantly stripped of paint and varnish, this bare wood spindle features turned, fluted, gadrooned and spiral molded sections that would make it a gorgeous architectural design element or candle stand (if properly fireproofed) suitable for most any decor. Note slight...
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$150.00
Magnificent Mid-Century Stargazer Chandelier by Lightolier, c1955
Let this sleek Mid-Century Modern chandelier bring its own starry night to your space. Its constructed from lightweight but sturdy aluminum, and covered in starlight pinpricks, a future-gazing MCM touch that still looks fresh now, here in the future.
The scale of this fixture might surprise yo...
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$2,450.00
Fine Bronze Russell & Erwin Neo-Grec Set no strike, c1875
Here we are fortunate to offer a complete set of Neo-Grec cast bronze door hardware by Russell & Erwin, complete with hinges, lock, and strike plate. This knob design is pretty famous among R&E patterns - it was designed by William Gorham and patented (D7093) in 1874, yet it was such a b...
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$450.00
Fine Bronze Russell & Erwin Neo-Grec Passage Set, c1875
Here we are fortunate to offer a complete set of Neo-Grec cast bronze door hardware by Russell & Erwin, complete with hinges, lock, and strike plate. This knob design is pretty famous among R&E patterns - it was designed by William Gorham and patented (D7093) in 1874, yet it was such a be...
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$400.00
Pair of Very Large 15-1/2" Eastlake Cast Iron Brackets, c1880
Due to the unusual scale of these beautiful cast iron brackets, we expect they were originally intended to be used with a marble slab for an early bathroom sink, but they offer support for a wide range of creative uses today. The bold Eastlake styling, right on the verge of transition into the Ae...
$275.00
Mallory Wheeler Double Pocket Door Set w/Key, c1885
A very hard-to-find complete double pocket door set by Mallory Wheeler in their "A" design series, sometimes called pinwheel or checkerboard. One of the most graphically striking hardware patterns of the 1880s and 1890s, the door knobs are particularly interesting. This set includes pairs locks (...
$675.00
Norwalk Cast Bronze Aesthetic Passage Set, c1885
Norwalk offered a number of patterns during the Victorian era that remain well known today, and this is one. With classic Aesthetic Movement motifs like the cottage shingles, stylized flowers, circle accents and abstracted urn and plant device, this pattern was popular in its day. Sturdy cast bro...
$150.00
Pair of Sargent & Co Sparks Patent Sash Locks, c1872
For a while there in the 1870s and 1880s, the country was swept by a proliferation of novel designs for the basic task of locking a window sash. William Sparks patented his variation on the theme in 1872 and assigned to Sargent & Company, who keep it in their line for many years. The porcelai...
$120.00
Set of 5 Neo-Grec Cast Iron Bin Pulls, pat. 1873
This set of early cast iron bin pulls sports the intricately interwoven Neo-Grec or Renaissance Revival decoration that was popular following the Civil War for kitchen cupboards and work tables. "Fancy" cast iron bin pulls like these became popular during the 1870s and were sold until nearly the...
$125.00
Pair of 6" Aesthetic Cast Iron Shelf Brackets, c1885
Decorative shelf brackets are one of the fine hardware categories that has been lost to time and Modernism - and no one did more interesting ones than the Victorians of the 1880s. Intricately detailed and finely cast in a wide range of sizes and patterns, examples like this pair are prized today ...
$175.00
Pair of Branford Oriental Double-Hung Sash Pulleys, c1885
Branford Lock Works' "Oriental" pattern was a masterful adaptation of the most popular Aesthetic Movement motifs into a single design, with its distinctive chevrons and bamboo treatments used across a staggering number of different pieces of hardware for a solid 15-20 years. It was even sold in t...
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$60.00
"Riveting" Arts & Crafts Brass Dome w/Art Glass, c1908
The first decade of the 20th century saw the dual rise of two trends - Arts & Crafts lighting, and the dining room "dome" chandelier. This rare and beautifully patinaed example captures the bold spirit and rustic look that characterized the earliest Mission-style explorations, which sometime...
$1,850.00
Center Post Ceiling Fixture, c1940
Native to the rooms in older houses where we get our beauty sleep, original center-post fixtures like this one usually come with a softly tinted decorative bowl shade of thick pressed glass. Though this style of light is common enough, even today, there has been an evolution of the form.
When fi...
$285.00
Plug-In Pendant with Perforated Ceramic Flower Shade, c1970
Yes, perforated ceramic shades are extremely hot right now, but guess what, kids, it's not their first time around. Show you're clued in to the ceramic scene of the 1960s and '70s with this stoneware pendant. The orange-peel texture of its glaze is indicative of the salt glazes used by American s...
$300.00
'It Came from Beyond' Ceiling Pendant, c1935
Before the world turned its eyes to the heavens in the rocket-ship and space-race 1950s and '60s, people were obsessed with something only slightly more earth-bound: speed. In the 1930s, the increasing ubiquity of speed demons sheathed in chrome, like the airplane, bullet train, and Studebaker, ...
$375.00
Mid-Century Bronzetone Danish Modern Pendant, c196
With its five tiers of reflector rings, lightweight aluminum design, and original Bronzetone lacquer, this spaceship-esque pendant is quintessentially Danish Modern. Made by Nordisk Solar Company and sold by Prescolite here in the U.S., it makes a design statement that has seen a steady ascent in...
$975.00
Embrace Your Inner Flower Child Sconce Pair, c1967
This set of two sconces hails from the late 1960s, a time when the Mid-Century Modern minimalism was, like the country, loosening up and embracing its more, ahem, natural side. While for the Woodstock hippies this meant sitting on burlap, for lighting designers it meant wrapping lights in it. Th...
$350.00
Cordette Sconce, from Moe Lighting's 1958 "Cordette Series"
This snazzy little basket of light can be found in the 1958 Moe Lighting Catalogue. Under this alluring category: accent lighting, the "Touch" that makes the Difference. Oooh la la Moe. The Cordette, it goes on to say, is a "Whirl-Cord brass wire trimmed fixture, which can be mounted up or down. ...
$275.00
Cordette pendant, from Moe Lighting's 1958 "Cordette Series"
This snazzy little basket of light can be found in the 1958 Moe Lighting Catalogue. Under this alluring category: accent lighting, the "Touch" that makes the Difference. Oooh la la Moe. The Cordette, it goes on to say, is a "Whirl-Cord brass wire trimmed fixture." It features laminated cotton cor...
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$325.00
Lightolier Ceiling-Mounted Saucer Fixture, c1959
A classic of its time, this brushed aluminum saucer fixture, re-finished by our craftspeople to match its original Bronzetone finish, has tiny light-casting piercings throughout the fixture and shade. Or, if you don't believe us (or your own eyes), perhaps Lightolier's own description will sway y...
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$250.00
Black Enamel and Copper Zoetrope Mod Dome by Lightolier, c1966
Lightolier was always an industry leader when it came to postwar Modern lighting, and as seen here in this quirky and wonderful Mod Dome, was quick to pick up on European and Scandinavian trends and translate them for the American market. In this case, their original catalog copy says it all: "F...
$725.00
Pair of MCM Pivoting Pinstripe Sconces by Progress, c1960
Deck out your pad with this set of two sconces. With their original Polished Brass finish, pinstriped shades, starlight perforations, and articulating joint, your place will be the picture of 60s decked-out style. For lighting nerds, there is also the beveled glass at the bottom of the shade to l...
$430.00
The Time Traveler's Light
The iconic parabolic shape of this mid-century pendant is only made more charming, we feel, by the worn brass lacquer that covers its brushed aluminum canopy. It's as original to this light as its starlight perforations, and lends it credibility as a true traveler from the starry-eyed, visionary ...
$235.00
Bold Modern Flush Drum Accent Fixtures, c1960
This simple drum-shaped accent fixtures directs most of its light downward, and features "starlight" perforations that throw a delightful pattern on the ceiling. Most impactful when used in multiples over counters, islands, or mid-century room dividing features like bookcases or built-in planters.
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$150.00
Rare Slim Perforated Porcelain Pendant, c1969
This late 1960s light charmingly combines the geometric with the organic: the punched holes form what are likely, given the flower power in the air at the time, highly stylized flowers. The precise shape indicates its been made in a slipcast mold rather than thrown on the pottery wheel, but the f...
$625.00
Rare Perforated Porcelain Pendant, c1969
This late 1960s light charmingly combines the geometric with the organic: the punched holes form what are likely, given the flower power in the air at the time, highly stylized flowers. The precise shape indicates its been made in a slipcast mold rather than thrown on the pottery wheel, but the f...
$625.00
Delicious Cakepan MCM Fixture, c1955
This pretty little flush-mount ceiling fixture is made of lightweight brushed aluminum finished with a Bronzetone lacquer to match the original. This style of light is called a "cakepan," but we feel there's a case to be made for just calling it cake -- it's that delicious looking. Though its ori...
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$265.00
The Something For Everyone Mid-Century Pendant, c1960
This pendant got its start as a pull-down light -- that's a mid-century favorite light that could be adjusted up or down, depending on how much light was needed over the kitchen table. We turned it into a pendant and replaced the missing pull-down loop with a flush finial. Beyond that, it's origi...
$525.00
Cordette Flush Mount from Moe Lighting's Cordette Series, 1958
This snazzy little basket of light can be found in the 1958 Moe Lighting Catalogue. Under this alluring category: accent lighting, the "Touch" that makes the Difference. Oooh la la Moe. The Cordette, it goes on to say, is a "Whirl-Cord brass wire trimmed fixture." It features laminated cotton cor...
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$265.00
Cocktail Hour Light, c1957
Call it a cup of sunshine -- this lovely little light would love to tuck in over a home bar or into a cozy little nook. Its straight from the 1950s, has its original shade and finish, and has the sophistication and class to make a splash most anywhere.
$235.00
Parabola Fixture by Lightcraft, C1963
This petite semi-flush fixture was made by Lightcraft in the early 1960s. Its finish is original, its shade is creamy and glowing, and its shape is out of this world. It was, in fact, inspired by the stargazing, space-racing, future-looking optimists of its time. What's not to love?
$380.00
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Our New Bauer Family Does the Wright Thing
We’re excited to introduce three new fixtures to our Arts & Crafts family: the Bauer, Independence, and Philidelphia. After discovering them in a 1907 Bauer Gas Fixture Works catalogue, we set about reproducing them, intent on preserving their unusual “transitional” nature. The turn of the 20th century was a time of change for decorative arts. [...]
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Rejuvenation to Offer Spa Services
Having perfected the art of handcrafting period-authentic lighting fixtures and hardware, we were restless for a new way to help our customers. We thought: Since we already help people rejuvenate their houses, why not help them rejuvenate their spirits!
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Fine Dining Under the Hood
Recently, a foodie friend of mine suggested we dine at Aviary, a relatively new (and adventurous) restaurant in the Alberta Arts District. On that particular evening , a percentage of the restaurants’ profits were donated to support Japan earthquake relief efforts. That was an important draw – not to mention the Oxtail Croquettes and the [...]
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Locöl, Seattle's New Neighborhood Restaurant, Found its Design Inspiration in the Wiley.
Kyle Duce, owner of Seattle’s new neighborhood watering hole, contacted me a while back to let us know he was so inspired by our Wiley pendant that he used it as the inspiration for his whole restaurant! I was so intrigued that I had to get in touch with Kyle to learn more. Before we [...]
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New Stripes
Adding hand-painted stripes to our shades is a way of adding color and interest to some of our most popular fixtures. Recently we updated our stripe patterns and colors to make them more compatible with current interior design trends– but as always, with a basis in historic designs. We think the metallic Silver and Copper [...]
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New Colors for Glass Shades
A quick Q & A with Product manager of Lighting, Tony Penca. Blog: So Tony, with all of the colors out there, why did you choose yellow and blue to add to your assortment? Tony: Well, we chose yellow and bottle blue for a couple reasons: They are historic colors that are also beautiful. The [...]
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And Then There Was Light: New Metal Shades
This month we asked Tony Penca, Product Manager of lighting about our new steel shades. Here's what he had to say.
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Christopher's New Kitchen
Our Seattle Store Manager, Christopher, just completed his new kitchen and sent some pictures and the story of his remodel our way. We hope you’re inspired! __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ From Christopher: So, I bought this little two bedroom condo in downtown Seattle about 7 years ago. It’s in a 1960 building called the Elektra. I was smitten [...]
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Getting Muddy: Our New Porcelain Pieces
When we decided to recreate porcelain fixtures and bath accessories for our Period Basics collection, we knew we had to get every detail just right. (Of course, we feel that way about every item we make…) These pieces had a long life before they made their way to us—the fixtures originated in 1930 and the [...]
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Four Artisans Set Up Shop
It’s well known that Portland is blessed with loads of creative talent. Over the years, Rejuvenation’s appreciation for handcraft has allowed us to forge connections with several local artists. We’re excited and proud to to present the work of four of our favorites, which will be on display and available for purchase at Rejuvenation’s Portland [...]
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Cheers to a New Year!
Where did 2011 go? One minute it was here, and in a flash, it’s all over — with a new year chomping at the bit to get started. There were so many highlights for the team at Rejuvenation, but I have to say one of my favorites happened as we were putting together our Fall [...]
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NYC: Rejuvenation New Products Preview
Rejuvenation travels to New York City to introduce new fixtures
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New Mid-Century Modern Bath Hardware
This July, we are introducing a new line of bath hardware. The main components of this line — the square backplates and support arms — are modeled after the Hall-Mack Aristochrome bath series. This was a very popular and well-crafted line that saw many style variations over the decades. To the best of our knowledge, [...]
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Let's Talk Color...and New Stores
Every season, the Official Deciders of Color (aka Pantone) put a huge amount of effort into determining what the color of the year will be – much like the Academy Awards of Color if you will. This year’s 2011 Oscar Winner: (the envelope please …Honeysuckle! And Honeysuckle makes its acceptance speech and thanks all the [...]
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Meet Our New Creative Director
I feel so flattered to have been chosen as one of the newest Rejuvenation employees. I first discovered Rejuvenation back in 1996, as a fresh college graduate at my first corporate position. The Grand store was a short hop from my Portland office, so often at lunch, co-workers and I would sneak over for a bite [...]
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Making Our New (LA) Home Our Own
We know how you all love to personalize your homes; we have the same opportunity to add a little Rejuvenation flavor in Los Angeles for our new store opening this fall. Here in retail, we’re busy at work on that new store in the Helms Bakery District. Our landlord has started construction on our behalf, [...]
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Two New Ways to Enjoy Hardware
In February, we introduced two new finishes to 20 of our best selling hardware items. Antique Copper is a rich, aged finish that will look great with other shades of copper or as a complement to other aged finishes. The gentle hand-burnishing makes these pieces of hardware look as if they have been around for [...]
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New-Old Enamel Shades from Restored Lighting
The question that I am asked most often in the Restored Antiques Department is, “Where do you get all this stuff?” The answer is simple – everywhere. When I first started working in this department I quickly realized that my little corner of our factory held an incredible collection of antique lights. Looking through the [...]
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Classic Lights Anchor a New Kitchen -- a guest post by Restored Style's Kirsten Nieman
As a home design blogger and enthusiast, I’m always game for a remodel. So when it came time to renovate our 1920′s Portland bungalow, I was up for the challenge. The first room we tackled was the kitchen: We wanted to modernize the space (hello ice maker and garbage disposal!) but keep it consistent with [...]
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New Retail Stores
For the past 18 months or so, I’ve been working at Rejuvenation on a big plan to get more people to know about who we are and what we do. For me, that meant working with our existing retail stores – our Portland flagship store and our Seattle store -- and developing a plan for new stores in new markets.
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Otis, Old and New
Here was a pleasant surprise waiting in our Salvage department today: an original Otis fixture! While all our fixtures are based on vintage designs, it’s uncommon to see an original show up at the salvage desk. That it was one of my favorite designs of the last few years is a definite bonus! Gotta love that purple [...]
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We Did it Again! This Old House Magazine Top 100 New Products
“Awesome,” “Yay,” and “Hip hip hooray” are just a few of the exclamations we let loose when we heard that Rejuvenation was included in This Old House Magazine’s “The Best New Home Products of 2012″ list. It’s the third year in a row our fixtures have appeared on this esteemed list. In 2010, TOH honored the [...]
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Our New LA Store Merchandise is Rolling In!
Wow, I can’t believe we’re nearing the end of May! I’ve been so busy finishing my assortment plan for our new Los Angeles store, which opens this fall. What is my assortment plan, you might ask? Oh, you know, the numerous fun and fabulous things available in our stores that aren’t attached to the ceiling [...]
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New Space Age-Inspired Fixtures Arrive on the Scene
We’re thrilled to introduce four luminous new light fixtures to Rejuvenation’s Mid-Century Modern Collection: the Gamma, Meteor, Luna, and Foton. These forward-looking, space-inspired fixtures were first manufactured between 1953 and 1960, reflecting the excitement and optimism of the times. The Meteor with Lacquered Brass inner bowl The Meteor lifts up a dining room The more elaborate [...]
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Out with the New, In with the Old: A Preview of an Arciform Project Featured in the New Book Salvage Secrets
This coming Sunday, July 31st, Rejuvenation is hosting author Joanne Palmisano, author of Salvage Secrets, for a book signing at our Portland store. One of the projects featured in the book was designed by Anne De Wolf, co-owner and lead designer of Portland area period restoration/renovation company Arciform. Anne thought it would be fun to provide a little more back-story here on the wonderful project Joanne included in the book.
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History Articulated - The Reed
We’ve recently introduced a new wall bracket called the Reed. While we’ve offered “swing-arm” fixtures for some time now, such as the Turner, Halfway, Bend and Ford’s Mill, the Reed is distinguished by its unusual degree of articulation – three adjustable knuckles PLUS a swivel joint at the canopy allow for an unparalleled range [...]
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Field Trip to Security Signs
It must seem like we do a Field Trip weekly here at Rejuvenation but I assure you this is not the case. However, when your new store is basically being assembled here in Portland, you’ve got to travel to see the store’s work in progress. Today’s adventure was to Security Signs, a family owned company that’s [...]
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Hey, Cupcake! Magnolia Bakery Flaunts Rejuvenation Lights, and That's Just the Icing on the Cake.
If you’ve got a sweet tooth, and find yourself in New York City, you must visit Magnolia Bakery! Whenever I travel to NY on business, my sister-in-law always makes time to meet me in the city with my niece and nephew in tow. A cupcake recon mission is always on our to-do list. Our [...]
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"Kurt Russell touched them. With his luscious locks."
We get neat old stuff all the time in the salvage department of our Portland store, but rarely do they motivate as much discussion as our new lions. “Did you see those great old film props?” “You mean the foo dogs?” “You mean the shishi lions.” “It’s very ‘Big Trouble in Little China.’ I bet you [...]
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RLM Shades - Warehouse Lighting History
If you’ve ever picked up one of those old metal factory shades – green on the outside and white on the inside – and wondered about a decal with the initials “RLM” on it, then this esoteric blog post will be for you… With the release of our new family of Warehouse fixtures, I [...]
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First there Was Hood. Now There's Hood with Cylindrical Shade. Aww Yeah.
Our Hood pendant was such a crowd pleaser, we've added on a few new shades.
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Behind The Scenes: Sneak Peek of Alexandra!
Very shortly our Fall Resource guide should be showing up in your mailbox – and we have just been itching to share with you our new Alexandra fixture with its gadrooned shade. It’s lovely – and was so fun to design a room around for its debut! But getting to that final interior design can [...]
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Shades of Color - Lighting Glass Through The Years, Part 1
As we introduce our own new reproductions of classic colored glass shades, I thought it'd be fun to take a survey of lighting glass through the years. And because by "years" I mean about 100 of them, we'll do it in two doses...
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Mid-Century "Modified": 1962-1970
Born of 1950s Modernist idealism, Mid-Century Modern was eventually a victim of its own success. In the early 1960s, as the novelty of the style’s clean, rational lines and space-inspired imagery wore off, manufacturers tried to keep their customers interested – and gain a wider popular market share – by “modifying” the now-familiar fixture forms with new [...]
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Garrison Hullinger Comes Home to Rejuvenation
Several years ago, I had the pleasure of scouting Garrison Hullinger’s home as a potential location for a catalogue photo shoot. At that time, he lived in a lovely Craftsman — with a twist. The house was tastefully peppered with eye-catching objects, good art, and inviting textures, but it also included some unexpected fixtures and [...]
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A Century of Lighting Styles - Classical Revival, Part 1
Continuing the series: A Century of Lighting Styles – Introduction A Century of Lighting Styles – Victorian, Part 1 A Century of Lighting Styles – Victorian, Part 2 CLASSICAL REVIVAL a growing nation seeks to capture an aura of permanence and power In the late 19th century, architects trained at Paris’ Ecole de Beaux Arts [...]
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Mod: 1965-1980
Just as the nation itself experienced a youth-fueled revolution in the second half of the 1960s, so did the world of lighting. In both arenas, staid old ideas were re-imagined (or tossed out altogether) in search of fresh, colorful, experimental, and emotional directions that embodied the hope and groovy aspirations of a new generation and [...]
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Tales from the Sales Floor: What's the FUSS (Frequently Uttered Statements and Solutions)
Statement: My front door is rebelling against me!Solution: There are lots of reasons this can happen but none of them make coming home to a doorknob that comes off in your hand any better. All things -- old or new, cheap or expensive -- eventually fail.
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Portland, Oregon – Where Artisan Lighting and Artisan Baked Goods Meet
Personally, I can’t think of a better way to pass a drizzly Portland afternoon than basking under the warm glow of our Sherwood wall bracket, complete with a lovely art glass shade (pictured), while munching on a freshly baked treat.
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Get to Work! A Brief History of Industrial Lighting
From Steampunk and Edison bulbs to hot new restaurants and trendy stores making chandeliers out of “barn door trolleys” (those are actually hay bale trolleys, for those who appreciate authenticity), it is hard to miss the rising popularity of Industrial Lighting. So, what does “Industrial Lighting” mean from a lighting historian’s point of view? While [...]
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Contemporary: 1965-1980
At the same time Mid-Century Modern was being infused with new emotion and color through Mod, another trend was also taking shape – Contemporary. Popular fads and youthful experimentation weren’t for everyone, and Modern lighting designers – aware that not all customers wanted to leave traditional elegance and beauty behind – carried their rational ideals [...]
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Shades of Color - Lighting Glass Through The Years, Part 2
Shades of Color, Part 2: 1930-1975 In my previous post, we looked at how color had been used in lighting glass to enhance the style and appearance of fixtures between 1875 and 1930 – from the Victorian gas-light era up to the dawn of Modernistic (Art Deco) design.
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Out & About Inspiration
As a designer at heart, I am always on the lookout for inspiration – inspiration for color, for propping, for catalog themes. Often that means taking the time to pop into a new boutique or museum, road side fruit stand – the Farmer’s market. Everything around us is fair game to freshen up the day-to-day [...]
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The Wonders of The Wonder Unit
Our new Deco Drum Shade is yet another piece of lighting history we felt just had to be saved. This oversized shade debuted in 1935 as “The Wonder Unit” so called because it reflected the technological advances in lighting at the time. Admittedly, we love the name. But mainly we were intrigued and impressed by [...]
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Out & About Inspiration
This week I found myself at the Portland Art Museum‘s Allure of the Automobile exhibit… So many thoughtful design details, especially amazing when you take into consideration the time period the cars were built ( the 1930s – 1960s ). Truly works of art. The Allure of the Automobile exhibit runs from June 11th through [...]
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The Final Touches for Rejuvenation LA
We’re in the final stages of preparing for our new store opening in LA! Labor Day weekend meant a lot of “labor” was going on in our new southern home, but it has been a true labor of love. While the new store team was learning all about Rejuvenation lighting, house parts, register [...]
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Drumroll Please...
Our new Berkeley store opens June 23, and the excitement is building. After much hard work, we’re checking the last few items off of a very long list that includes designing in-store displays, building hardware boards, and last but not least, hanging the light fixtures. Because our strong customer base in Berkeley was a huge [...]
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A Very Berkeley Summer
We can hardly wait for late June, when our new Berkeley store opens! The place is really coming together: Our team is busily stocking shelves, installing hardware, salvaging salvage, and ogling the restored antiques…We’ll also post job openings soon, so tell your historically minded, handcraft-obsessed friends. Stay tuned to find out the exact opening date [...]
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Do You Live the Polished Nickel Lifestyle?
From a historical standpoint, nickel was the sanitary finish for kitchens and bathrooms well into the 1930s. But imagine this, if you will: You're in your kitchen, polishing your nickel faucet, because nickel will tarnish over time, especially when exposed to moisture. You glance up from your polishing and into driveway to stare at your shiny new car. Which is shiny even though it's outside in the elements. Because that gleam is chrome, and chrome doesn't tarnish.
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What a coincidence!
Check out Portland customer Tiffany Chandler! Check out that fabric! Little did she know her stylish purse was a perfect match to one of our most comfortable midcentury chairs. She was kind enough to pose for a picture. Tiffany said her boyfriend picked up the bag at Edgefield‘s gift shop. Two thumbs up to the [...]
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Where It's At
It’s been a busy week here at Rejuvenation’s media request hotline (that sounds so much better than public relations desk, doesn’t it?). Our new catalogue is making its way out in the world and we’ve been getting some really exciting feedback from folks. Our Hood pendant (featured on the cover) has gotten all sorts of [...]
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The Rejuvenation Catalogue vs Vogue Magazine. Discuss.
Call me a sadist, but I found it strangely gratifying to watch other people dealing with run-away concepts, harried photo shoots, and crushing print deadlines. OK – it’s Vogue, OK – its New York, and OK – their budget exceeds ours … but I was struck by how much our production process had in common with their production process.
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We've Got Parking...
Some serious progress is being made on our new Berkeley space. Construction graphics now cover all the windows, but good things are happening inside! Walls for the back stock area are framed. Electrical is being installed before drywall goes up. We’re listed on the sign in front—next to the HUGE parking lot. As the work [...]
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My Personal Connection to Helms Bakery
My Personal Connection with Helms Bakery There are so many weird and wonderful coincidences in the world; I finally just stopped counting them. A recent one for me is my personal connection to Helms Bakery, the soon-to-be new home for Rejuvenation in LA. My grandpa, Edward Ulbrand, was a Helms Bakery driver back in the [...]
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Rain is Green
Oh, the Portland rain. Though people here like to complain about it, it IS what help keeps our cityscape so lush and green. Of course, lots of places actually get much more rain than we do — Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, even New York – but what makes our climate special is not how much rain [...]
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Rejuvenation LA: A Quick Update from Behind the Scenes
I just spotted a gorgeous brand new Aston Martin in the Helms Bakery parking lot, and while I was taking a couple of pictures of it, I happened to notice one of our new Rejuvenation catalogs on the passenger seat! There have been a lot of very curious people poking their heads into the store [...]
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Countdown to LA
Less than 30 days until we emerge in LA at the Helms Bakery District. A few weeks ago we visited our space and participated in our first event – the LA Eat Real Fest. Over 20,000 new customers and fans of Rejuvenation got a preview of our space, our new store team members (David – [...]
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Salvage, Serendipity, and the Wings of Pegasus
Justin Grow is one of our salvage buyers. Like many of our salvage folks, Justin’s eclectic background informs his work. He’s studied historic preservation. His father was a fine artist who loved restoration projects. His mother taught music and owned a frame shop. He grew up visiting antique stores with his parents and “playing” with [...]
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On the Road Again
Part of my job here at Rejuvenation is connecting with the media to promote our latest and greatest new products. We’ve got a bunch of really exciting new lights and hardware headed your way in early July, so I’m getting ready to travel cross-country to the Big Apple to play show & tell with some [...]
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Why a Rejuvenation Blog?
Well, it’s like this: We’re people-people! Which we realize is kind of cliché, but it’s really true. When Jim Kelly opened Rejuvenation as a salvage shop in 1977, his purpose was simple — to find (and later make) the lighting and house parts he, his friends and his fellow Portlanders needed to renovate their cool [...]
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Moving Day/Broken Bones
Our cube may just be bad luck for those who inhabit it, so you can imagine our excitement when we were informed that we were moving into an office. It's cozy and we now have a door to keep Basil in and to ensure we don't disturb our new neighbors with our afternoon dance parties.
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Behind The Scenes: The Dakota Warehouse Pendant Catalogue Shoot
Sooooo – our catalogue team had this concept of creating a sophisticated, yet rustic, cabin bedroom for our new Dakota Warehouse light. Not only is part of my job here at Rejuvenation to help concept & then design the rooms we showcase our lights within, but to take those designs and turn them into reality. [...]
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Picking p:ear
As part of our ongoing mission to help improve the communities in which we do business, each of our retail stores has a charitable partner. In Portland, we work with p:ear, an organization that offers education, art, and recreation programs to homeless and parentless youth, enabling them to live healthier, happier lives. To date, p:ear has [...]
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Christmas Shopping in the Archive
‘Tis the season… let’s take a dive into Rejuvenation’s archive of period trade catalogs and shed a little light on Christmas, early-20th-century style. Happy New Year – from years past!
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The Golden Bear
One of my challenges as a salvage buyer is to find a really cool statement piece for our new store in Los Angeles. When I started looking, I was thinking we needed something really big, something with a great visual impact, and ideally something tied to California’s past. I was fortunate enough to find something [...]
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Useful & Beautiful
William Morris, the founder of the Arts & Crafts movement, famously instructed: Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful. Dude — that’s a tall order. And one that doesn’t exactly fit with our buy-bigger, buy-more culture. But it does seem like our culture might be changing, doesn’t [...]
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Furniture with an Edge
Earthy, textural, and rich — live-edge furniture has it all. A technique that emerged after the Arts and Crafts era, it shows off the relatively unrefined beauty of wood, highlighting its burrs, grains and knots. Sometimes it’s as understated as a shelf or bar with a bark-clad edge. Other times it’s as organic as [...]
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Dig A Pony
Well, it’s official. Our Portland store has some new neighbors in the form of a cool little restaurant/bar called Dig A Pony, named after the Beatles song. The owners: Aaron, Paige and Jacob met with me several months ago about using our Hood lights to illuminate their bar, and they graciously agreed to blog for [...]
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Road Trips With Rejuvenation
I’ve been in love with Airstreams since I was seven years old. I spotted my first one a cross-country trip with my family from New York to California and it was love at first sight. Airstream is an American icon that blends beautiful aesthetics with the love of home and travel wrapped up in one fabulous silver package.
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On the Road Again: Day One Recap
Greetings from my cozy (closet-sized) hotel room in the Big Apple! No matter how many times I come to New York, I’m always amazed by how much is happening in this city, and today has been no exception, at least from where I sit. The day went a little something like this… I arrived at [...]
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A Labor of Love: The Making of the Wildwood, Broadleaf, and Blackstone
We’ve always loved the Arts & Crafts movement, born as it was from a desire to return to the tradition of making things by hand. That’s why we were so excited when an old iron Arts & Crafts fixture with a gorgeous three-leaf canopy (complete with curves, grooves, and beveled edges) found its [...]
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Blenko: Mid-Century Design Darlings
Rejuvenation is proud to be partnering with Blenko to bring its mid-century lamps and decanters back to the market – and to a new generation of modern design enthusiasts – more than 50 years after their initial introduction. Blenko glass table lamps: Flare, Wave, and Cylinder bases The Men Behind the Glass Though perhaps best [...]
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NYC Press Tour Highlights: Visiting the Hearst Tower
If you read my previous posts about going on press tour, you already know I recently did a lot of running around in New York City. I got to visit the work spaces for several of our favorite media outlets. I thought it would be fun to share photos of those spaces along with the [...]
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Rejuvenation and Steelab - a Portland connection
For our new location in LA at Helms Bakery, opening this September, we have a brand new prototype display frame that was designed just for us — to show Rejuvenation’s lighting and house parts off to their very best advantage. I think you will like the results. The display framework (from which we hang our [...]
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Schoolhouse Salvage
It’s back-to-school season: time for new knapsacks and – we say – old accessories! Here are a few of our recent salvage finds that are (almost) too cool for school. Given our commitment to preservation, is it any wonder we look back fondly on pre-PC days? Vintage beakers concoct a chem-lab-like display. Ah, globes: Remember how simple geography used [...]
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Rejuvenation is America's largest manufacturer and leading direct marketer of authentic reproduction lighting and house parts. Rejuvenation's products are handcrafted, made-to-order, and sold through the company's catalog, website, and retail stores. Our timeless and classic fixtures work beautifully in homes old and new.