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Who ever imagined that industrial lighting would be so popular in today’s homes? The truth is that industrial lighting is a hot commodity! It’s really difficult to find a signed SOLAR industrial pendant in such amazing condition.  It was originally inverted gas, c. 1890. It still has its original green and gold finish. It also has its original Holophane style glass shade.  We’ve converted it to electric for use in today’s world. This piece would be perfect over the kitchen sink, in an entryway, staircase, bathroom, or any number of other spaces.

You have until the end of this month to save 30% on this fixture! That’s when our October sale will end. Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to add a beautiful piece of history to your home!

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Did you know that most people use torchieres as accent lighting? That’s because the lion’s share of their light shines upward. Some light filters through the glass shade as well. Most torchieres have three-way switches that operate three-way bulbs. That means you can use this brass plated vintage torchiere as an accent light on the first setting, OR you can use the third setting to perform surgery!  Torchieres are very versatile!

Don’t miss out on our 30% off sale this month! For additional pics and info, view item number W6-15567 now.

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If you’re looking for a pair of cast brass sconces with their original red and green accents, we’re here to help!  This great pair has a single light on each sconce. Also, each sconce has its own switch, so you can operate it at the sconce. If you’d rather use a wall switch, you can do that instead!  We rewired these and added a ground wire to each to bring them up to code.

And remember, this month is our first ever 30% off sale, so don’t miss out! For additional details and pics, take a closer look at W01-10963 now.

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If you’re drawn to this magnificent unsigned Moe Bridges table lamp, September is your lucky month! For the first time ever, Old Lamps & Things is running a 30% off sale on any single item! The sale will run until the end of this month!  This lamp is top quality! It has its original pull chains attributed to Moe Bridges. It also has a gorgeous glass dome shade that rings when it’s tapped. Don’t miss out on this one!

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This fabulous cast & wrought iron chandelier has eight arms and hails from c. 1930s. It was originally candle powered, but we carefully electrified it so the wires are barely noticeable. This fixture would be perfect over an island in the kitchen or in a wide entranceway. It could also be great in a large stairwell or other wider space.

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With all the power outages these days, a kerosene lamp with a cast iron bracket could really help! Kerosene lamps are becoming more popular — especially wall mounts, because you can keep them away from pets and small children. In addition, this lamp is signed “MG Co.” and it’s in perfect working order! The cast iron arm is original and probably dates to the 1920s, while the bracket’s hinge is a replacement. Don’t be left in the dark!

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This blue ceramic table lamp is extra petite! Flowering branches and colorful peacocks create a stunning design. The lamp has a wooden base. It also has a replacement lined and beaded shade. If you have a small space that needs a little accent light, this lamp could be perfect for you!

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Brass bowl ceiling fixtures were really popular in the 1930s and 40s.  By then, the novelty and popularity of fixtures with bare light bulbs was waning. Colorful shades were the new rage! This brass bowl ceiling fixture has a vintage pale pink-to-clear satin glass shade. It’s attached to a reproduction brass fixture by three chains. It’s wired with a ground wire added to meet today’s standards, and it’s ready to go!

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Ever heard of a ghost lamp? We hadn’t either! We’d done so much research on this rare piece and couldn’t find a single piece of information about it. Then fortuitously, a couple of thespians visited our booth at an antique show and identified it! They identified it as a lamp that was used on the stage at night in 1800s theaters “to keep the ghosts away”!

This floor lamp is all original, including the cut glass mission shade — with one exception.  It used to be gas powered, and we carefully electrified it so it can be used in today’s world.

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