All Vintage Lamps/Laterns

Vintage Theatre Major Spotlight Early Theatre Spotlight. Maker name is Major out of Chicago and the plate at the top looks to read either No. 254 or 264, I can't quite tell. The name Major is embossed all around the unit(i.e. sides, front, top etc). The position in which you currently see this Spotlight in is its lowest point (appx. 38") but it can be raised. The unit swivels and moves up and down. The diameter of the metal base is about 12". As far as operating condition, I'm unsure. It currently has a cloth cord and a wire cord attached together. I probably could plug it in as it sits but I'd rather not and just let it's new owner rewire it completely. Your purchasing it "as is". If you have any other questions or need additional photos please ask in advance. Package will be double boxed to try and ensure safe arrival. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.


 

Early J. Anton & Son Miners Oil Lamp Very early Oil Lamp marked on the front J. Anton & Son Monongahela, Pa with a U.S. Eagle Trademark and a Patent Date of Mar. 29, 1904. Lamp has a couple small indentations near the rear of the base but overall appears to be in good condition. Great addition to any Vintage Mining collection. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.

 

Matching Pr. of Ceiling Light Shades Matching Pair of Glass Ceiling Light Shades. Both are in very good condition. They measure about 10 1/4" in diameter. A great addition to any Vintage Home. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.
 

Early Floral Ceiling Light Fixture Offered is a nice early Ceiling Light Fixture I'm guessing from the 1930's to 40's era. Shade has a frosted glass appearance with a Floral design around it. Diameter to the bottom of the Shade is about 8", it's height from the bottom to the very top of the fixture is about 7 1/2" and the diameter at the top of the fixture is 5 1/2". Overall condition is very good with no damage. Would make a nice appearance to a hallway or entrance room. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.


 

Vintage, Hexagon Ceiling Light Fixture Nice and early Hexagon Ceiling Light Fixture. Probably from the 1930's to 40's Each side of the Light has a White Panel Glass. At the top and bottom portion of the Panel is a fence-like design. Patina to the Fixture has a brass-like look. Bottom and top of each Hexagon Post/End has a pointed edge. This is a 3-way Light Fixture. Overall condition of the Fixture is very good. Some wear to the patina. I do need to point out that one of the Glass Panels has about a3 1/2 to 4" line mark on the outside of the glass. It's not a crack because it does not go through to the other side and is more like a mold mark in the Glass. Measures almost 13 1/2" in height and about 14 1/2" completely across the top. Fixture would be perfect for entrance of your Home or Office. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.