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Large Semi-Indirect Opal Cone Pendant, c1935
$425.00
Large semi-indirect Streamline pendants like this one were a common feature of late-1930s commercial and institutional interiors, both in new buildings and as replacement fixtures for obsolete chandeliers of earlier eras. Designed to both reflect light from the ceiling and diffuse it through the...
Ornate Triangular Escutcheons, c.1870
$250.00
Lovely, unique and warmly reflective; for a special location.
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Cast Bronze Doorsets, c.1900
$175.00
This doorset-- the "Stanwich" pattern by Lockwood-- is made of cast bronze, and the fineness of its casting is hard to convey in a photo. The quality of detail is rather amazing, really, and it adds up to a design that's both precise and organic. The patina that the bronze has acquired is warm a...
Matte White and Tan Shade, 2-1/4" Fitter
$70.00
Would look great on one of our great Fixtures with 2-1/4 Inch Shade Holders, sold separately.
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Moderne Chrome Pendant w/Tinted Bowl Shade, c1935
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$425.00
Large semi-indirect Streamline pendants like this one were a common feature of late-1930s commercial and institutional interiors, both in new buildings and as replacement fixtures for obsolete chandeliers of earlier eras. The large 19" semi-opaque opal glass shade with its subtly graduated conce...
Pair of Shades with Orange and Green Flowers, 2-1/4" fitter
$160.00
Pair of Shades with Orange and Green Flowers, 2-1/4" fitter.
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Pendant w/Green Enamel Shadeholder & Schoolhouse Shade
Original Price $235.00
$179.99
We're actually not quite sure how old this fixture is, but does it matter? A charming combination of bright white and warehouse green, this pendant is loaded with playful period personality that would suit a variety of settings today, in projects old or new.
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"See The Light" - Mid-Century Style... c1962
Original Price $425.00
$319.99
We're not sure where this unique set of fixtures originally hung, but we're guessing that pews and collection baskets were common sights below them. Lighting designers of the early Modern era were in heaven designing fresh new takes on ecclesiastical fixtures for the boldly forward-looking churc...
Classic Pipe Pendant w/Delicately Decorated Shade, c1928
$250.00
Pendant fixtures with beautiful painted and decorated shades were a hot trend as bolder, stronger colors swept interiors during the late 1920s and into the 1930s. Often combining Classical Revival roots and detailing with Historic Revival romance and warmth, common schoolhouse-type glass shapes ...
Pair of Adjustable O.C. White Lamps w/X-Ray Shades, c1915
$3,600.00
Consisting of original cast iron and steel O.C. White adjustable fixtures on new custom aged-steel slab bases, this pair of table lamps has been outfitted with rare small offset X-Ray reflector shades that would have originally been used in showroom windows. The shades are silvered on the interi...
Funky 3-Light Cluster Pendant w/19" Opal Reflector, c1920
Original Price $1650.00
$1,149.99
This unusual fixture with its cluster of bulbs and large 19" opal reflector shade would have been used in commercial and industrial settings for maximum light, when appearance was less important. This same disregard for aesthetics at the time gives the design a unique and distinctive character t...
Retro Aurora Green Moderne Fresnel-Lens Pendant, c1940
Original Price $480.00
$249.99
Make a bold statement with our fresh Solar Yellow paint color on this unusual steel pendant. The striking combination of funnel-capped Streamline pipe stem with truncated pyramid box holding a Fresnel-type square lens makes for a dramatic mix of Moderne and industrial influences.
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Mission 2-Light Pendant w/Stained Fir Spreader Bar, c1910
$720.00
There is something about the simple honesty and bold presence of this sturdy Mission fixture, built around a darkly stained solid wood spreader bar that evokes the best qualities of Arts & Crafts lighting. Warm, natural, and intuitively constructed, even a child (playing with their Froebel B...
Ornate Door Set, c.1900
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$175.00
Made by the Reading Hardware company, this lovely pattern is called "Malden". The design is beautiful, balancing areas of filigree with unembellished areas that are only subtly textured. The quality of the casting is also fine, capturing the detailed modeling of the ornate designs.
The original ...
Gilt Schoolhouse Pendant w/Ornate Decorated Shade, c1928
$325.00
Fixtures like this elegant classic hung in countless stores, schools, offices and other commercial spaces during the late 1920s and 1930s. Ornamental and evocative without being too strongly one style over another, such fixtures added instant character and decorative impact to traditional archit...
Bright Brass Combination Sheffield Fixture, c1912
$780.00
An interesting variation on the Sheffield theme, this combination gas/electric fixture features three candle sockets (once burners) on top and three drop sockets with coordinating Sheffield shades in a shower arrangement pointing down. The quite vertical proportion and compact circumference give...
Abolite 12" White Enamel Shade on Galvanized Pipe, c1960
$300.00
Porcelain-enameled warehouse shades like this one have been around since the early 1900s, and this one could be of most any period since the 1920s. We've added new galvanized pipe and a new swivel "hang-straight" canopy to complete the fixture. These types of metal shades are typically known as ...
Retro Solar Yellow Moderne Fresnel-Lens Pendant, c1940
Original Price $480.00
$249.99
Make a bold statement with our fresh Solar Yellow paint color on this unusual steel pendant. The striking combination of funnel-capped Streamline pipe stem with truncated pyramid box holding a Fresnel-type square lens makes for a dramatic mix of Moderne and industrial influences.
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Ornate Vented Pendant w/4-Bulb Benjamin Cluster, c1915
Original Price $1500.00
$949.99
This is a light with a very distinctive look. Straddling the line between decorative and industrial, the fixture sports Classical Revival detailing in its stamped brass parts, but has been fitted with a Benjamin 4-bulb cluster socket and a hard-to-find 16" opal cone shade for a decorative yet fu...
Custom Perforated Metal Cone Pendant in Aurora Green
Original Price $250.00
$174.99
We're told these unusual perforated metal cone shades were originally filters from old commercial washing machines. We got a bunch of them and thought they'd make some fun pendant fixtures. This example has been painted in our Aurora Green with a high gloss lacquer and is outfitted on a white vi...
Killer Neo-Grec Ebony Gilt 2-Light Gas Chandelier, c1875
Original Price $3,200.00
$1,999.99
If a chandelier could be a rock star, this one might be Ozzy Osbourne. With its distinctive and wide-spread tapered sheet metal arms, this is a spectacular example of a gas fixture form that was produced from the 1870s well into the new century. The fixture combines detailed white metal castings...
Abolite 12" White Enamel Shade on Galvanized Pipe, c1960
$300.00
Porcelain-enameled warehouse shades like this one have been around since the early 1900s, and this one could be of most any period since the 1920s. We've added new galvanized pipe and a new swivel "hang-straight" canopy to complete the fixture. These types of metal shades are typically known as ...
12" Green Enamel Warehouse RLM Pendant, c1950
$350.00
Porcelain-enameled warehouse shades like this one have been around since the early 1900s. This example features its original swivel "hang-straight" canopy, as well as galvanized pipe that still retains portions of its original label, all of which give it a gentle patina that adds to the industri...
Gilt Classical Revival Pendant w/Sponge-Painted Shade, c1930
$430.00
Pendant fixtures with beautiful painted and decorated shades were a hot trend as bolder, stronger colors swept interiors during the late 1920s and into the 1930s. Often combining Classical Revival roots and detailing with Historic Revival romance and warmth, common schoolhouse-type glass shapes ...
Regal Doorset, c.1900
$95.00
The circle motif at the top and bottom of the escutcheons echoes the pleasantly simple design of the knobs.
Made of stamped steel with brass plating. The brass has acquired a patina and is lightly worn.
Note: All the escutcheons have keyholes.
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Ornate Knobs and Small Rosettes, c.1900
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$150.00
Before you become too entranced by these admittedly captivating doorsets, note the wee dimensions of their rosettes-- they won't come anywhere near covering a modern, standard bore. If that's not a concern, come closer... they're quite pretty and would be especially beautiful on French doors or ...
Finely Detailed Doorsets, c.1900
$200.00
These bronze doorsets have nicely cast detail. The leaf design on the knobs is repeated at the top of the escutcheon.
Note: Mounting screws for escutcheons not included.
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New Old Stock Passage Latchset, c.1950
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$150.00
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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Falcon Passage Door Latch Set, c.1945
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$150.00
This spiffy Mid-Century set has a satin anodized aluminum finish. New old stock-- original box included. Original installation template included, as well.
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Yale & Towne Co. "Largo" Doorset, c.1910
$175.00
A popular doorset design from Yale & Towne in a Flemish Renaissance motif, this pattern is one that has withstood the test of time and remains beautiful and appealing today. Knobs include their distinctive Yale "triplex" proprietary spindles.
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Cast Bronze "Green Man" Knob Set, c1890
$700.00
Sometimes called "old man winter," with the foliage around the rim we think this design is more likely "green man" - a common medieval and renaissance architectural motif. We have included two Victorian rosettes that are not original to the knobs, but are of similar vintage. Note that one knob h...
Wind-up Doorbell, patent 1897
$165.00
The handle on the top of this bell winds up the spring inside, where tension is held until released to make the bell ring. This can be done in several ways: with a pull cord on either side of the door, or with a pushbutton on the outside of the door. Its chime is not unlike that of an old teleph...
Chrome and Porcelain Bell Button, c.1935
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$55.00
These great chromed steel and porcelain bell buttons somehow have both modern and nostalgic appeal.
Note: Each button has a small chip on edge (as seen in photo) where wire was once run through. Chrome shows very light scratching. Mounting screws not included.
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Clockwork Bell, patent 1897
$165.00
The knob on the top of this cast iron bell winds the inner spring, holding tension until it's released to make the bell ring. This can be done in several ways: with a pull cord on either side of the door, or with a pushbutton on the outside of the door.
Note: As is clear in the photo, there'...
Thematically Puzzling Yet Cool Copper Doorbell, c.1950
$350.00
What a three-masted sailing ship has to do with a doorbell is anyone's guess, but in spite (or because of) that, this is a great bell indeed. This shiny-bright hammered copper specimen is in near new-old condition, showing only very minor wear and sounding great, as well. The ship motif is a dec...
Ornate Cast Iron Surface-Mount Doorbells, c1890
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$150.00
Originally installed in Bellingham's Hotel Laube around the turn of the century, these self-contained bells were mounted on the wall next to a door. While the bell rang on the outside, it was loud enough to hear in the room. These bells were designed to operate on 10v DC current. They are made o...
Pair of Label-holding Bin Pulls, c.1895
$60.00
This stout pair of pulls would be handsome on a desk or work table.
Cast iron; finish shows some wear (see photo).
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Sweetly Simple Brass Pulls, c.1890
$100.00
These five transitional Eastlake pulls would work nicely on the drawers of a piece that has more ornately decorated cupboard handles. Their simple silhouette is appealing and, as can be seen in our photos, they've developed a nice, varied patina.
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Set of Four Aesthetic Pulls, c.1870
$200.00
Made of iron, these pulls were originally fully plated in brass. Some of the brass remains, giving the pulls a warm, pretty tone.
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Unusual Pair of Victorian Drawer Pulls, c1890s
$80.00
This pair of stamped brass dresser pulls features a strikingly organic design that mixes Aesthetic and Romanesque influences from the late 1800s for a completely unique look. In fact, the look is so unique that we are not sure which way was originally up - you can decide for yourself.
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Set of Four Leafy Bin Pulls, c1870
$140.00
This early cast iron drawer pull was popular for many years and sold into the 1900s. Its simple yet elegant design gave it timeless appeal, and it was often used on wood kitchen tables and dresser drawers.
These four pulls feature a soft gray tone and mottled patina due to traces of the original...
Set of Four Leafy Bin Pulls, c1870
$160.00
This early cast iron drawer pull was popular for many years and sold into the 1900s. Its simple yet elegant design gave it timeless appeal, and it was often used on wood kitchen tables and dresser drawers.
These four pulls feature traces of original copper plating under aged lacquer, giving them...
Pair of Bronze Hinges, 4 1/2", c.1880
$160.00
The finish on this handsome design is somewhat discolored in spots and the metal shows more wear on the knuckles.
Note: One pin is a replacement.
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Set of Hand-Forged Bifold Shutter Hinges, c.1900
$250.00
Substantial and picturesque, not to mention hand-forged-- what more could one want from shutter hinges? How about the beautiful, original square-head screws? Yes, they are included.
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Pair of Utility Hinges, 6", c.1875
$125.00
Cast iron fixed-pin hinges. Formidable, elephantine, awe-inspiring.
Note: Screws not included.
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Pair of Ornate Bronze Hinges, 4", patent 1869
$350.00
Made by the Metallic Compression Casting Co (which was bought and renamed by Russell and Erwin in 1871), this extraordinarily lovely pair of lift-off hinges appears never to have been used-- it's in beautiful condition. The finish is the original bronze gilt.
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Soss "Invisible Hinges", patent 1935
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$35.00
New old stock.
Cleverly designed hinges mortise into the edge of a door and are completely hidden when the door is shut.
Visible faces of hinge are nickel plated.
A (crumpled and darkened) original page of installation instructions will be included with the first four pairs sold. The instructio...
Pair of Remarkable Bronze Hinges, Height 5", c.1870
$300.00
Attention, hardware collectors-- these hinges are beautiful and most unique. Note the decorative plates on each leaf-- they are removed for installation of the hinges, then fit in place to cover the hinges' screw holes.
Note: Hinges are in beautiful condition with only a bit of wear (i.e., o...
Pair of 4-3/8" Steel Steeple-Tip Hinges, c1895
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$50.00
Large steel steeple-tip hinges with five knuckles and a raw oxidized look. Salvaged from an old Portland building that was once a brothel. Loose pins can be removed. Can be used on doors of any swing.
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Pair of 3-7/8" Steel Steeple-Tip Hinges, c1895
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$50.00
Large steel steeple-tip hinges with three knuckles and a raw oxidized look. Salvaged from an old Portland building that was once a brothel. Loose pins can be removed. Can be used on doors of any swing.
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Pair Bronze-Plated Iron 6" Steeple-Tip Hinges, c1885
$250.00
These large three-knuckle hinges are cast iron with a bronze wash and feature a bold Eastlake-style motif of stylized leaves and flowers. The deep leaves of these large hinges allowed a door to swing out beyond the thick built-up casings that were common during this period. The pins are not remo...
Parliament-Type Cabinet or Cupboard Hinges, c1910
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$12.00
These distinctive T-shaped hinges are known as Parliament hinges, with a deep throw that pushes the door out beyond thick built-up casings on the wall or cabinet. These hinges are sold individually, and retain their original antique copper finish.
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Pair 3-1/2" Hinges in Oriental Pattern by Branford, c1885
$80.00
An early and influential Aesthetic Movement hardware design, the "Oriental" pattern by Branford Lock Works remained popular well into the 1890s, eventually being distributed by Sears among others. This pair of cast iron 3-1/2" hinges would have been used on a standard 1-3/8" thick interior door,...
Pair 4-1/2" Hinges in Columbian Pattern by Reading, c1895
$300.00
Richly detailed and sporting distinctive urn finials, this pair of 4-1/2" bronze hinges are in the popular "Columbian" pattern by Reading Hardware Co. and date to the 1890s. This pattern is much-loved by hardware admirers for the superbly executed foliage and beastie faces in the Romanesque-insp...
Antique Copper Cupboard Latch w/ strike, c1905
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$150.00
From the days when hardware was well made and really done right, this set of 5 heavy-duty cupboard latches features sturdy cast brass parts and retains the original antique or mottled oxidized copper finish. For use on larger or thicker cupboard and cabinet doors. This set includes the hard-to-f...
Antique Copper Mortise Cupboard Latch, c1905
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$125.00
From the days when hardware was well made and really done right, this set of 4 heavy-duty cupboard latches features sturdy cast brass parts and retains the original antique or mottled oxidized copper finish. For use on larger or thicker cupboard and cabinet doors. This set does not include strik...
Francis Keil & Son NOS Cupboard Latches, c1920
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$40.00
From a large recent purchase of "new old stock" hardware, these classic and well-made period cupboard latches have smooth action a less common round twist-knob that features fine knurling around the rim for better grip. The hard-to-find original finish is a dark patina called Statuary Bronze.
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Antique Copper Double Pocket Door Set, c1905
$325.00
This double pocket door set features stamped or wrought brass trim with original antique copper finish in the popular rolled-rim pattern that was used in so many bungalows, foursquares, and cottages during the early 20th century. Mortise locks include convenient pop-out pull handle. Set does not...
Pair of "Marquise" Pattern Pocket Door Pulls, c1895
$300.00
A pair of finely cast bronze pocket door pulls with keyholes in the "Marquise" pattern by Yale & Towne, finished in a dull oxidized silver plate - a finish often reserved for the most elegant of installations. A striking set.
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Early Eastlake Sash Pulleys, patent 1869
$180.00
You'll be the envy of your detail-obsessed friends when your windows are graced with these fantastic Eastlake sash pulleys. The patent date is marked on the backs of the faceplates, making them a very early example of the style.
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Set of Four Ornate Sash Lifts, patent 1871
$175.00
A rare set of seven matching sash lifts, and they're charming, to boot. A lovely detail for a period home.
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Set of Primitive Shutter Dogs, c.1870
$400.00
Counterbalanced so that they'll catch and hold shutters open, these nifty and practical shutter dogs also look terrific. The bit of rust doesn't interfere with their smooth functioning, but it does give them a nicely authentic look.
Note: Mounting screws not included.
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Plinth and Corner Blocks, c.1885
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$140.00
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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"APPLY AT OFFICE" Stamped Steel Sign, c1950
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$35.00
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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Charming Hand-Painted Bathroom "Butts" Sign, c1950
$250.00
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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Russell & Erwin Bevel-Edge Pocket Door Set, c1905
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$250.00
This single pocket door set features stamped or wrought brass trim in Russell & Erwin's Berkeley pattern with a rich mottled copper finish. This bevel-edge pattern was one of the most widely used styles for bungalows, foursquares, and cottages during the early 20th century (regardless of arc...
Russell & Erwin Bevel-Edge Double Pocket Door Set, c1905
$425.00
This double pocket door set features stamped or wrought brass trim in Russell & Erwin's Berkeley pattern with a rich mottled copper finish. This bevel-edge pattern was one of the most widely used styles for bungalows, foursquares, and cottages during the early 20th century (regardless of arc...
P. & F. Corbin Rolled Edge Double Pocket Door Set, c1905
$350.00
This double pocket door set features stamped or wrought brass trim with original antique copper finish in the popular rolled-rim pattern that was used in so many bungalows, foursquares, and cottages during the early 20th century. Mortise locks include convenient pop-out pull handle. Set does not...
Super-Spectacular 12-Light Commercial Chandelier, c1905
$13,500.00
To the untrained eye, this fixture might appear to be just another over-the-top "fancy" Victorian chandelier - but it is so much more than that, and we feel very fortunate to offer it here. Probably dating to the first decade of the 20th century, during the transitional period when Victorian dec...
Classic Chain Pendant w/Straw Opalescent Globe, c1915
$425.00
This simple and classic chain pendant features an exposed turnkey socket and beautiful Straw Opalescent globe shade. Learn more about Straw Opalescent.
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Unique Undermount Basin, c.1895
$1,500.00
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...
3-Light Sun Tan Series Heraldic Chandelier, c1935
$860.00
From a 1935 Incandescent Supply catalog, on the Sun Tan Series: "This new, attractive line of Shaded Light Fixtures is in a class by itself as a creation of art - beautifully designed, nicely proportioned, very tastefully colored and, last but not least, reasonably priced!" That price for this m...
White Enamel Moderne Fresnel Lens Pendants, c1940
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$480.00
Make a bold statement and make it many times over with these unusual steel pendants. The striking combination of funnel-capped Streamline pipe stems with truncated pyramid boxes holding Fresnel-type square lenses makes for a dramatic mix of Moderne and industrial influences
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Simple Streamline Two-Tone Chandelier w/Lined Shades, c1935
$675.00
Clean and straightforward, this 5-arm example of a mid-1930s cup-shade chandelier is noteworthy for its lack of elaborate design and its mix of cool chrome and warm coppery tones in the dual-color treatment of the fixture and glass. Nice for a location where an understated modernistic look is de...
Industrial Moderne Fresnel Lens Pendants, c1940
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$480.00
Make a bold statement and make it many times over with these unusual steel pendants. The striking combination of funnel-capped Streamline pipe stems with truncated pyramid boxes holding Fresnel-type square lenses makes for a dramatic mix of Moderne and industrial influences
White Streamline 4" Kitchen or Bath Shade, c1935
$130.00
An elegant shade with even diffusing for kitchen or bathroom (or even a porch).
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Adjustable/Collapsible "Handilamp" Metal Desk Light, c1935
$300.00
The "Handilamp" is a small but charming desk light popular among collectors of classic industrial fixtures. We'll let the copy from an original ad from the 1937 Hatfield Supply Company catalog in our archive speak for itself:
"Handilamp - The Little Lamp of 1,000 Uses. A collapsible, portable...
Adjustable/Collapsible "Handilamp" Metal Desk Light, c1935
$300.00
The "Handilamp" is a small but charming desk light popular among collectors of classic industrial fixtures. We'll let the copy from an original ad from the 1937 Hatfield Supply Company catalog in our archive speak for itself:
"Handilamp - The Little Lamp of 1,000 Uses. A collapsible, portable...
Set of 10 Octagonal Decorative Clear Glass Knobs, c1915
$600.00
While clear glass cabinets - especially hexagonal and octagonal ones - can seem to be a dime a dozen, this design with its footed shank and fancy raised center element is much less common. In fact, we can't recall offering any like this before. Evocative of older Empire-era furniture pulls, this...
Set of 5 Cast Bronze R&E "Racine" Flush Sash Lifts, c1905
$120.00
Amaze family and friends with your hardware expertise when you casually toss off the comment "Oh yes, those lovely cast bronze flush sash lifts are a Louis XIV design in the Racine pattern by Russell & Erwin from around 1905-1915." Or, just keep it to yourself and enjoy the quiet satisfactio...
Set of 4 Aesthetic Cast Iron Sunflower Bin Pulls, c1882
$160.00
Cast iron bin pulls were extremely common during the 1870s and 1880s. This striking set of four pulls features the angular shapes, flattened and abstracted design, and popular sunflower motif of the Anglo-Japanese or Aesthetic Movement, which peaked between 1880 and 1890. To see an example of th...
Pair of D&F Cast Iron Bin Pulls, c1885
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$80.00
While we can't say for sure, marked cast iron bin pulls like these were very often used on multi-drawer typesetter cabinets used to hold letter type. The D&F initials are probably related to the company that made the type or the cabinet.
Note: Varying amounts of corrosion adds to the awes...
Cast Iron Bird Cage Hook w/Integral Screw, c1875
$50.00
Most often marketed for bird cages, these distinctive projecting hooks were certainly used for other purposes as well, especially to hang plants from. Exactly how that primitively threaded screw post cast into the back of the hook held the weight, we couldn't say, but the hardware hanging on the...
Pair of Reading “Windsor” Cast Iron Sash Locks, 1885
$100.00
Reading’s “Windsor” pattern was one of the most popular and widely distributed of all Victorian-era hardware patterns, offered by Sears among many others. This pair of classic Windsor sash locks are in the very common drum form and latch with dual lift-and-pull action.
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Eccentric Cam “Banjo”-Style Sash Fastener, c1880
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$25.00
Popular for windows that lacked counterbalancing cords and weights, friction-style fasteners like this example were mounted on the stile of the window sash and, through its eccentric cam action, would press against the window frame to hold a window open in any position.
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Cast Iron Spring-Style Sash Lock, Pat. 1879
$50.00
The early spring-style sash lock shown here was first patented in 1869 by George McGregor and George Voll, and subsequently assigned to Hopkins & Dickinson who popularized it during the 1870s (and took several manufacturers to court over perceived patent violations). The patents were continu...
Pair of Cast Iron Lever Sash Locks, Pat. July 2, 1878
$100.00
The July 2, 1878 patent date on this sash lock refers to the Morris patent, which developed the “drooping” lever on the operating handle that fell into a locking slot on the base plate. The nickel-plated cap finials on this pair make a nice contract to the softly aged cast iron.
About this ty...
Pair of Cast Iron Lever Sash Locks, Pat. July 2, 1878
$100.00
The July 2, 1878 patent date on this sash lock refers to the Morris patent, which developed the “drooping” lever on the operating handle that fell into a locking slot on the base plate.
About this type of sash lock, Clarence Howard Blackall states in his 1889 reference “Builder’s Hardware” t...
Sargent Cam-Style “Teapot” Sash Locks, Pat. Dec. 27, 1887
$200.00
Sargent’s patented variation on the Ives-style cam sash fastener popular during the 1890s. These four examples feature a handsome combination of cast iron body and rounded bronze cap finials.
In Clarence Howard Blackall’s indispensable 1889 reference “Builder’s Hardware” he states that the ca...
Pair of Cast Iron Anglo-Japanese Sash Finger Lifts, c1885
$50.00
Like miniature pieces of Japanese artwork, these two hook finger lifts in the Aesthetic or Anglo-Japanese style feature the signature asymmetrical composition, stylized plant forms, geometric bands and radial sunbursts typical of this hot 1880s design trend (think "The Mikado" by Gilbert & S...
Plain 4-Arm Fixture w/Gold X-Ray Silvered Shades, c1915
$1,800.00
A simple and straightforward fixture like this one, with its classic early-1900s construction and utilitarian-style flexible joints at each arm, creates a quiet stage for the star of this production – a set of gold-painted X-Ray reflector shades in the highly desirable spiral-corrugated version....
Ives' Patent Cam-Style Iron Sash Locks, c1888
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$35.00
Perhaps the most popular and widely distributed sash lock of the 1890s, this particular version of H. B. Ives' patented cam-style fast was used on countless Queen Anne cottages and other late-Victorian homes.
In Clarence Howard Blackall's indispensable 1889 reference "Builder's Hardware" he s...
Pair of Early Neo-Grec Iron and Bronze Shutter Bars, c1875
$100.00
Shutter bars or latches were used to fasten pairs of interior shutters closed - a technology (both shutters and their hardware) almost forgotten today. This oair is especially handsome, with the missed cast iron and cast bronze parts. Even more lost in the mists of time is that shutter bars in t...
Pair of Oxidized Copper Sash Lifts, c1905
$40.00
Copper plated brass. The remaining antiqued copper finish gives these pulls warmth and color while a bit of wear beautifully shows their age.
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Set of 8 Stunning Neo-Grec Cast Bronze Shutter Bars, c1875
$300.00
An outstanding set of finely cast solid bronze shutter bars in the Neo-Grec style popular during the 1870s. Shutter bars or latches were used to fasten pairs of interior shutters closed - a technology (both shutters and their hardware) almost forgotten today. Even more lost in the mists of time ...
McCrosky "Searchlight" Universal Lamp Bracket, c1915
$1,800.00
The "Searchlight" Universal Lamp Bracket was manufactured by the McCrosky Reamer Company, Incorporated (a.k.a. McCrosky Tool Corporaton) of Meadville, Penn. as an articulated task light for workbench or machine mounting. With its quirky yet durable construction, 60" operating range, and unusual ...
W.C. Vosburgh Bent Brass Pendant No. 2045, c1891
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$440.00
"How do I love thee? Let me count the ways..." Had Elizabeth Barrett Browning still been around in the early 1890s, she might have pined over this sweetest of simple pendants as we have. Proving that one doesn't have to be hit over the head with a gilded and filigreed hammer to find beauty and ...
Simple Gas Chandelier with a Twist (or 3), c1905
$1,150.00
The restrained simplicity of this classic vernacular 3-arm gas fixture lets other features shine - like the outstanding original mottled or oxidized copper finish and the quirky and expressive bent brass arms. Fitted with elegant acid-etched Empire shades, this light demonstrates how you can mak...
Late Victorian Empire Combination Chandelier, c1900
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$1,650.00
With the classic cast scrolling armbacks and pierced filigree shells that define the Empire style, this gas/electric combination fixture from around the turn of the century offers generous style, light, and decorative impact. Common to later Empire castings, this one also features a mix of brass...
Interesting 2-Arm Fixture w/Striking "Lines" - c1905
$775.00
Simple at first glance, this unique fixture reveals its true personality upon closer inspection, when one notices the subtle yet mesmerizing play of lines - both in the organic lines of the arms and in the reeding and corrugations in the fixture's components. We've taken this subtlety one step f...
Truly Lovely 3-Arm Empire Chandelier, c1896
$1,350.00
The type of beautifully ornamental fixture that so many of us picture when we think of Victorian lighting, this example from around the turn-of-the-century nicely balances the Empire impulse to be fancy with the restraint being learned from the Colonial Revival. The intricately cast filigree arm...
Captivating Gilt 3-Arm Empire Chandelier, c1894
$1,450.00
The dance between the ornamental and plain elements of this beautiful Empire chandelier is as elegantly balanced as Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Clean and effortlessly graceful scrolling bent-brass arms set the scene for the gorgeous, intricately cast filigree components to take center stage....
Large Eastlake Gasolier w/Crystal Drops, 1880s
$3,750.00
A very nice early fixture that mixes the popular crystal look with Eastlake styling at the time it was transitioning to the Aesthetic Movement, this would be ideal over a dining room table in an 1880s home (or any other setting where its unique charms would be appreciated). Intricate castings an...
Distinctive 2-Arm Renaissance Revival Pendant, c1868
$2,450.00
A restrained yet inspired fixture from one of the harder periods to find lighting from, this late-1860s Renaissance Revival gasolier features dual arms, dual finishes, and dual faces at the center. Elegantly minimal while simultaneously decorative, this fixture might have hung in an entry, a ves...
Rare Civil War-Era Gilt 2-Arm Gasolier, c1865
$3,000.00
Being on the west coast, we simply don't see very many early gas fixtures pass through our shop. This one, attributed to Archer & Pancoast, is one of the earliest we've offered (see its coordinating partner in a separate listing), and we've gone to great pains to do it justice.
When disa...
Gilt Neo-Grec 2-Arm Gasolier w/Star Shades, c1872
$2,200.00
Gas lighting of the 1870s was dominated by the intricate white-metal castings of the Neo-Grec and Renaissance Revival styles. Though weaker and more brittle than cast brass or bronze, this material (also known as spelter) flowed easily when melted and allowed for remarkable detail and texture. T...
Astounding Gas/Electric Empire Chandelier, c1890
$18,500.00
This huge and remarkable 6x6 gas/electric combination fixture is a scrolling flight of filigreed fancy and bellowing beasties. Possibly manufactured by Bradley & Hubbard, this large fixture features exceptional castings and over-the-top detail. With the gas lights so high on the fixture, it ...
Set of 5 Cast Iron Rococo Filigree Bin Pulls, Pat. 1865
$150.00
With a patent date of 1865, this cast iron bin pull design is earlier than most. We'd love to hear about the project you have in mind for this quite Rococo set of bin pulls. The cast iron is in lovely condition with a gentle patina. If they inspire you, send us photos of the result, please.
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Early Neo-Grec Cast Iron Bin Pulls, Pat. 1873
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$25.00
Fancy" cast iron bin pulls like these became popular during the 1870s, and despite the waning of their Neo-Grec style, were sold until nearly the turn of the century. The interwoven and flattened decorative flourishes are typical of vernacular Neo-Grec design trends of the decade, which would be...
Set of 6 Aesthetic Movement Cast Iron Bin Pulls, c1885
$200.00
Cast iron bin pulls were extremely common during the Victorian era, but these are a little more interesting than many. This classic set of six features an unusual braiding motif, along with flower stems and a dramatic Anglo-Japanese sunburst in the center.
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Set of 6 Bronze Neo-Grec Bin Pulls, c1878
$280.00
Elegantly high-class compared to the same design often found in cast iron, these solid bronze cast bin pulls have a transitional character that shows the popular Neo-Grec style of the 1870s beginning to anticipate the Eastlake or Aesthetic styles of the decade to follow. Despite the waning of th...
Set of 6 Cast Iron "Doggie" Bin Pulls, c1875
$480.00
For some reason we can't say we've ever heard explained, dogs were a popular motif on fine hardware of the 1870s, including doorknobs, bell pulls, keyhole covers and these classic bin pulls (the Irish Setter seemed to be especially well loved). You don't have to be an aficionado of the Westminst...
Small Early Neo-Grec Cast Iron Bin Pulls, Pat. 1873
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$25.00
"Fancy" cast iron bin pulls like these became popular during the 1870s, and despite the waning of their Neo-Grec style, were sold until nearly the turn of the century. The interwoven and flattened decorative flourishes are typical of vernacular Neo-Grec design trends of the decade, which would b...
Set of 4 Plain "Mustachioed" Cast Iron Bin Pulls, c1870
$100.00
With a decorative character unlike any other, the small leafy flourishes at each side of the otherwise remarkably plain, early cast iron bin pulls above resemble nothing better than the mustachioed lips of the Victorian men who must have yanked upon these humble handles...
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Set of 6 NOS Plated Steel Crescent Bin Pulls
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$60.00
Here's an opportunity we aren't able to offer very often - about as many "new old stock" bin pulls in one of the most popular designs and hardest-to-find period finishes as you could ever want. Thanks to a great recent buy, we have over 400 of these great crescent bin pulls available, in plated ...
Gray Fostoria BH-Series Localite Adjustable Bracket, c1950
$750.00
With an original gray-painted finish mostly intact, a sprinkling of rust for gritty-pretty authenticity, and a new gold twisted cord for replacement wiring this is a great example of the popular (and almost bomb-proof) BH series of articulated fixtures known as "Localites" made by Fostoria Press...
Pair Astounding Bronze Art Deco Commercial Pendants, c1930
$15,000.00
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...
Antique Brass Faries 2-Arm Combination Spool Fixture, c1910
$575.00
Faries Manufacturing didn't just make the articulated task lights for which they are best known, they also produced an entire line of simple, classic (some might even say generic) lighting fixtures that were a staple offering of electrical jobbers who either couldn't afford nicer fixtures or saw...
Cast Aluminum Deco Moderne Speakeasy Door Viewer, c1940
$200.00
This classic Moderne-style door viewer, called a “peek door“ in its era or a “speakeasy” by some today, is a great pre-war design that signals the strong modernistic trends that were becoming more widely accepted in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Includes a small knocker on the right side of th...
Pair of Large 5” Bronze R&E “Damascene” Hinges, c1885
$280.00
During the Aesthetic Movement era when hardware designs were often over the top with pattern and detail, Russell & Erwin’s “Damascene” pattern was a popular alternative. Sophisticated and subtle with its very finely engraved texture of tiny swirls and flowers, “Damascene” was a knock out use...
Pair of Washington Mid-Century Offset Cabinet Hinges, c1950
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$20.00
Made by Washington Steel Products, Inc. of Tacoma, Washington, a leading manufacturer of mid-century modern hardware after the war, this classic pair of offset cabinet hinges retains its original satin chrome finish. Plated steel.
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Pair of Large 5” Bronze R&E “Damascene” Hinges, c1885
$250.00
During the Aesthetic Movement era when hardware designs were often over the top with pattern and detail, Russell & Erwin’s “Damascene” pattern was a popular alternative. Sophisticated and subtle with its very finely engraved texture of tiny swirls and flowers, “Damascene” was a knock out use...
Pair of Rustic Hand-Wrought Iron Rattail Hinges, c1925
$100.00
The 1920s saw a popular revival of interest in America’s Colonial era, and reproductions of antique hand-forged wrought iron hardware was common, like this charming pair of rattail hinges.
Note: There is some surface corrosion.
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Branford "Ivy" Cast Bronze Aesthetic Door Set, c1885
$500.00
One of the most popular of the high-end Aesthetic Movement hardware designs of the 1880s, "Ivy" was designed by J.J. Kennedy for the Branford Lock Works and patented in January of 1884 (No. 14,536). Both remarkably ornate and yet subtle in its finely textured relief (notice the finely engraved i...
Elegant 14" Tiered Crystal Chandelier, c1925
$2,750.00
The definition of European elegance and sophistication in the early 20th century, large multi-tiered crystal chandeliers were considered eminently stylish and above reproach among those seeking to impress their friends and neighbors with their high-end decorating taste. This 14" diameter example...
Steel Warehouse Pendant w/Large Green RLM Shade, c1925
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$425.00
As warehouse-type industrial fixtures go, this example is common and unusual. Common because the overall shape and form are pretty standard, but unusual in the details, like the large 14" diameter shade (still with trace of its original label on it), heavy pipe couplings, awesome brass or copper...
Contemporary Lightolier Chandelier of the Swingin' '70s
$1,150.00
While not quite enough time has passed for some of us to see the charm and sophistication of lighting from the 1970s, the same was said about each period style by the generations that followed, and each has come back to find a new and appreciative audience again. The 1970s are enjoying just such...
Small Chrome Schoolhouse Flush-Mount w/7” Shade, c1935
$190.00
The very plain styling and straightforward lines of this flush-mount schoolhouse fixture, along with the original chrome finish, date it to the 1930s or later. With its plain look and 7” diameter opal shade, this would be a great fixture for a smaller kitchen or bathroom of the era.
The pend...
Classical Commercial Pendant w/Accent Lamps, c1922
Original Price $725.00
$599.99
In the earlier days of the development of schoolhouse lighting in commercial settings, the visual scale of the fixture and light from the primary opal shade was supplemented with the addition of an upper section of the shadeholder that held a ring of exposed bulbs. With great Classical Revival d...
Super Plain Gilt Schoolhouse Chain Pendant, c1925
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$230.00
A bit of a "Forrest Gump" of schoolhouse lighting fixtures, this no-nonsense example embodies "simple is as simple does" – just the basics here, with no frills and no surprises.
The pendant or semi-flush lights often called "schoolhouse fixtures" are defined by their large white (or "opal") d...
Petite Rich-Gilt Schoolhouse Pendant, c1925
$210.00
This compact little schoolhouse pendant features a 6-1/2" diameter shade and an antique rich gilt finish. The softly rounded shade and dainty canopy give it a charming older look.
The pendant or semi-flush lights often called "schoolhouse fixtures" are defined by their large white (or "opal")...
Interesting Early Schoolhouse Pendant w/2-Part Holder, c1922
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$325.00
With a look that is just a little more "old-fashioned" and interesting than your usual schoolhouse-type fixtures, this one has a distinctive two-part shadeholder and loop-to-loop connections at top and bottom to ensure a straight hang regardless of ceiling slope. Shade has a small hole in the bo...
Red Brass Aesthetic Movement 3-Arm Gasolier, c1883
$4,500.00
This nice example of early 1880s lighting has all the bells and whistles - Japanese-inspired castings of cranes, artistically scrolling bent brass strap ornamentation, delicately etched 5" floral fishbowl shades on scalloped shadeholders and a stunning Longwy ceramic insert amid warm red brass - ...
Rare Civil War-Era Gilt 2-Arm Gasolier, c1865
$3,000.00
Being on the west coast, we simply don't see very many early gas fixtures pass through our shop. This one, attributed to Archer & Pancoast, is one of the earliest we've offered (see its coordinating partner in a separate listing), and we've gone to great pains to do it justice.
When disa...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2110
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2112
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2119
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2120
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2122
One-of-a-Kind
$550.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2123
One-of-a-Kind
$550.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2124
One-of-a-Kind
$625.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2125
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2126
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge fo...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2127
One-of-a-Kind
$490.00
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
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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
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