We have a few of these impressive sconces in stock and they are priced per lamp. The solid brass curved arm is a nice heavy casting. The flared milk glass shade is thick glass with a reverse dome fitted to the bottom. The dome covers the bulb so there is no glair and completes the […]
Early NYC Bronze Double Subway Pendents
This is an identical pair of authentic early 20th century cast bronze double New York City subway station ceiling fixtures.They were designed and fabricated specifically for the subway by the Russell And Stoll Company. of new york city, ny. several variations of this fixture were used in new york’s subway stations. We have a matching […]
Amazing Drop-Down Frink Mirrored Reflector Lamp
I’ve been doing this a while and in all the years I rarely get my hands on an example one like this. The mirrored ring of reflectors has a 35 inch diameter. All the original mirrors are there with no replacements and a wonderful rustic patina. The chained and perfectly balanced counter weight works smoothly […]
Our New Double Magnifying Glass Pendent
This lamp is totally unique there is nothing out there like it. It takes a single standard bulb that appears larger in the thick magnifying glass. With an antique style filament bulb the look is mesmerizing. Each glass lens is almost 2 inches thick. The lamp was inspired by and has the feel of early […]
Early Electrics.com Is The Source for Rare Railroad Car Lamps.
We are always on the lookout for early Pullman Car Lanterns. We must have a dozen different styles restored or sitting in our warehouse waiting. If you are looking to buy or sell contact Dan Erenberg at… 914-224-4855 or dan@earlyelectrics.com
Very Rare 1800s Adams & Westlake Railroad Dining Car Double Chandelier
Few of these luxury class Victorian RR lamps still exist. Any remaining examples have found their way into museums and RR car restorations. This is a beautiful original double chandelier still retaining its lift out tank and valve. It also has the clear glass oil bowl and tin shade. It was carefully wired to take […]
Pair of Large Early Lantern Style Pendents Matching
This matching pair of lamps go back to the Gas Era and are all original and have been wired to take a standard bulb. At almost 30 inches long by 18 inches these lanterns are very impressive. The decorative crown is cast in bronze and the aged patina is a perfect original. The large panels […]
Early Electrics Part of Groundbreaking Southampton Show
The Southampton Arts Center will be hosting a show called “Odd Beauty… The Techno-Eccentric World of Steampunk Art+Design”. This uniquely exclusive exhibit will present works from the most notable Steampunk artists and designers in the field with paintings, fashion, sculpture, devices, and contraptions extraordinaire. In addition samples from the Radio-Guy, Early Electrics and Steve Erenberg collections will […]
Parisian Prismatic Globe Street Light
These iconic Mid-Century prismatic spheres once lighted the thoroughfares of Paris. If you have spent time there you know these lamps well. Since being saved from their lamp posts, these Industrial globes have been rewired for modern, indoor use. They are the original and are signed Europhane. We love this type of prismatic glass because […]
Remarkably Rare 1800s Adams-Bagnall Street Lamps
If you search the internet for this Adams-Bagnall street lamp you will find out just how rare these are. They are on every lamp collectors wish list. It’s nice to hang a rare lamp but it still needs to look great as well. I think this was one of the most striking Industrial lamps made. […]