Victorian lights, art, furniture, decor, & architecture of the 19th century took different forms in each country, but all agreed it was ornate, elegant, whimsical, and graceful. French, Italian, Prussian, and English, Victorian-era designers adored the elaborate curves and nature-inspired patterns.

Neo-Grecian or Greek Revival style was popular in the last half of the 19th century. Classical images with clean lines & stylized shapes were the forerunner to Art Deco's modern lines. These circa 1875 lights have been faithfully reproduced using the Lost Wax Casting process, just like fine...

Oxley-Gidding was the first choice of wealthy clients around the world,due to the fine craftsmanship and sparkle of their top quality crystal. This crystal wall sconce matches our beautiful Oxley-Giddings chandeliers. Bring your lighting down to eye level in hallways, next to the fireplace, or over...

Here is a small unique crystal pendent. Designed by Kenk 2012 design copyright. It simply is a sophisticated impression in a smaller format. Being only 8” in diameter and having a height of approximately 11”, this single light pendent fits where no other impressive fixture can.

This is a beautiful, solid brass, figural reproduction gas chandelier. All castings are lost wax and beautifully done. Six muscular Zeus figures look sternly down from each arm. This fantastic quality chandelier is attributed to John W. Call, whose catalog of circa 1890 illustrates a nearly...

Late Victorian or Edwardian light adjustable with a pulley, to deliver light right where it's needed.

This attractive chandelier is perfect for a large dining or living area. It was named after Lord Townshend, the English nobleman for whom the town of Port Townsend was named.

Silicon Bronze is a durable finishing alloy added to our brass to make a sturdier metal for this lovely statue-like light. It was originally a wide flame gas light, so we've maintained the 4" size shade fitter.

Our original antique sample was made by Mitchell-Vance, New York. This light is listed in the Mitchell Vance catalog of 1876 pg 46, Plate 216. The catalog has been reprinted by Dover if you'd like to take a peek. Note the lovely expression of her face, details of her necklace and sandals, and the...

Recreated Starr-Fellows, two tier reproduction gas chandelier: 18 lights on 2 tiers on this solid brass reproduction gasolier. Lost wax solid brass casting gives beautiful detail just like the original from over 100 years ago. Visitors to our showroom are amazed at the beauty of this chandelier.

Circa 1856 six arm Starr-Fellows Lost Wax cast solid brass gasolier. All the beauty of an original antique, without the danger and smell. Our solid brass reproduction is authentic in every detail.

Circa 1857 two arm pendant chandelier was designed by Starr-Fellows, one of the finest producers of the day. Arms vary just slightly in design from other lights in the Starr-Fellow series.

Single light Starr-Fellows inspired newel post light. Beautiful addition to any neo-rococo stairway or hall. A historically correct way to add light to dark-wood entries, 1850-1895. Rural areas used gaslight even longer, into the start of the 20th century.