In the electric era of the 1800s, fans were characterized by spiral ceiling rods and centrally placed blade holders. The 19th Century fan pays tribute to these early traditions and adds elements of classic gaslight designs. The intricate, ornate patterns recall decorative influences of cast metal...

The first five-bladed fan in the industry, the Panama is an American classic. The traditional styling works with virtually any setting. IT's also one of the quietest ceiling fans available. Custom design your Panama by adding your choice of blades, light fixtures and glass. Define your personal...

The indoor, traditional style, Crown Select ceiling fan by Emerson has a 52" / 58" / 70" blade span with a pull chain (included), comes light fixture adaptable, with choice of blades.

The indoor, traditional style, sterling walnut Napoli II ceiling fan by Minka Aire has a 68" blade span with a included wall control, integrated downlight, and sterling walnut blades (included).

The New Orleans Centennial is a faithful replica of a 100-year old ceiling fan discovered in the French Quarter of New Orleans. The elaborate cast motor housing and lacy, scroll brackets recreate the wonderful ambiance of a Southern parlor in a time gone by.

This is where it all began--the original Casablanca fan. The Victorian series marries classic turn-of-the-century appeal with contemporary innovation and convenience. The richness of the ornate design is enhanced with badge-style blade holders. Optimum performance achieved with a 15 degree blade...