Marvelous antique industrial cage lights, dating from the first part of the 20th century. Perfect for any industrial or contemporary style space. Signed McGill, these  More »

Marvelous antique industrial cage lights, dating from the first part of the 20th century. Perfect for any industrial or contemporary style space. Signed McGill, these fixtures feature a porcelain and silver fitter, pull switches and a metal "cage" surrounding the exposed Edison bulb. Each light hangs by a thick black wire from a simple canopy. Some of the canopies have a small separation as shown, which are barely noticeable and will not affect the functionality of the fixture. The lights are in very good antique condition; they have been professionally rewired and come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. Each light fixture is 3 3/4" wide, 9" tall, and 45 1/2" long overall. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH LIGHT; THERE IS NOW ONE AVAILABLE. NC1109-RW   « Less

16" tall Stepped Milk glass body with a more rare black floral and simple box motif. Black Sculpted fitter and ceiling escutcheon. 24" Chain drop length

16" tall Stepped Milk glass body with a more rare black floral and simple box motif. Black Sculpted fitter and ceiling escutcheon. 24" Chain drop length   « Less

There are 5 pairs of these lights available. Each sets patterns and exterior rib design is slightly different, refer to the photos for the nuances, eahc with it paired  More »

There are 5 pairs of these lights available. Each sets patterns and exterior rib design is slightly different, refer to the photos for the nuances, eahc with it paired original fitters. Price is for pair   « Less

10" Milk glass body with black line and spiral design each side. Stepped glass and original chrome finish retaining ring frame. 6" period of modern fitter as desired from our  More »

10" Milk glass body with black line and spiral design each side. Stepped glass and original chrome finish retaining ring frame. 6" period of modern fitter as desired from our stock.   « Less

This large 14" across the long width and 10" tall boasts a 10" diameter hatched bead lens pattern and excellent hand painted line graphics. Choice of original period fitter  More »

This large 14" across the long width and 10" tall boasts a 10" diameter hatched bead lens pattern and excellent hand painted line graphics. Choice of original period fitter or modern as selected included. This is simply light art and a great example of that era.   « Less

All Original 16" tall Milkglass body with classic fan/spade Art Deco graphics hand painted in black, graphic on the lowest cylinder face completes this stepped and fluted  More »

All Original 16" tall Milkglass body with classic fan/spade Art Deco graphics hand painted in black, graphic on the lowest cylinder face completes this stepped and fluted globe include original fitter with 18" drop length chain.   « Less

A quite usual fixture, definitely more than 50 years old based on its original fitter but retaining a very modern feel and the earth tone orange graphics work well in a  More »

A quite usual fixture, definitely more than 50 years old based on its original fitter but retaining a very modern feel and the earth tone orange graphics work well in a transitional style making it much more adaptive to any warm decor. I actually have a pair of these with their original chrome fitters. They do need a button trim on each at the tip of the cone, I will leave that little detail for you to select from any decent lighting store.   « Less

Very unusual antique light fixture with its original conical opaline glass shade, patented by George Ainsworth in May, 1934. This pendant light begins with a tilting chrome  More »

Very unusual antique light fixture with its original conical opaline glass shade, patented by George Ainsworth in May, 1934. This pendant light begins with a tilting chrome canopy, allowing it to be mounted on a sloped ceiling. It has a chrome pole with an elongated fitter to support its original cone-shaped opaline glass shade. The conical white shade features a brown foliate and vine pattern around the middle, tapering to a pattern of starbursts and papyrus leaves. As detailed in 1934 patent #1957192, the fixture was designed with its unique shade to "intercept all the light that normally would be distributed downward and redirect the major portion of it over the broadest possible ceiling area above the device." This light fixture is in excellent antique condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the edges. It has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures approximately 15-1/2” wide, 12” tall, and 32-1/2” long overall. Coordinating light fixtures available under items #NC1341-RW and #NC1342-RW.   « Less

Matching pair of very unusual antique light fixtures with original conical opaline glass shades, patented by George Ainsworth in May, 1934. Each pendant light begins with a  More »

Matching pair of very unusual antique light fixtures with original conical opaline glass shades, patented by George Ainsworth in May, 1934. Each pendant light begins with a tilting chrome canopy, allowing it to be mounted on a sloped ceiling. It has a chrome pole with an elongated fitter to support its original cone-shaped opaline glass shade. The conical white shade features a brown foliate and vine pattern around the middle, tapering to a pattern of starbursts and papyrus leaves. As detailed in 1934 patent #1957192, the fixtures were designed with their unique shade to "intercept all the light that normally would be distributed downward and redirect the major portion of it over the broadest possible ceiling area above the device." These light fixtures are in excellent antique condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the edges. They have been professionally rewired and come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. Each chandelier body measures approximately 19-1/2” wide, 15” tall, and 36” long overall. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH FIXTURE; THERE ARE TWO AVAILABLE. Coordinating light fixtures available under items #NC1340-RW and #NC1342-RW.   « Less

Pair of matching unusual antique light fixtures with their original conical opaline glass shades, patented by George Ainsworth in May, 1934. Each pendant light begins with a  More »

Pair of matching unusual antique light fixtures with their original conical opaline glass shades, patented by George Ainsworth in May, 1934. Each pendant light begins with a tilting chrome canopy, allowing it to be mounted on a sloped ceiling. It has a chrome pole with an elongated fitter to support its original cone-shaped opaline glass shade. The conical white shade tapers to a raised pattern of beads, papyrus leaves and concentric circles. As detailed in 1934 patent #1957192, the fixture was designed with its unique shade to "intercept all the light that normally would be distributed downward and redirect the major portion of it over the broadest possible ceiling area above the device." These fixtures are in excellent antique condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the edges. They have been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. Each chandelier body measures approximately 19-1/2” wide, 15” tall, and 36” long overall. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH FIXTURE; THERE ARE TWO AVAILABLE. Coordinating light fixtures available under items #NC1340-RW and #NC1341-RW.   « Less