Antique Lighting
Good lighting transforms a room, and antique light fittings bring a warmth and character that modern alternatives struggle to replicate. Our dealers offer chandeliers, wall sconces, table lamps, standard lamps, lanterns and ceiling pendants in brass, bronze, crystal, glass and wrought iron.
Many pieces have been professionally rewired for modern use while retaining their original character. From Georgian brass chandeliers to Art Deco chrome uplighters, antique lighting suits every style of interior.
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A Set of Fabulous Auguste Cain French Gilt bronze Candelabra
Art Deco Four Tier Crystal Glass Chandelier
French Rococo Style Gilt Bronze Table Lamp
Pair of Japanese Meiji Period Satsuma Porcelain Table Lamps
A Fine Pair Of Bronze & Ormolu Table Lamps
Silver Plated Chandelier
Pair of French Louis XIV Style Gilt Bronze Wall Lights
Edwardian brass cast 6 branch chandelier
Pair of French Gilt Bronze Twin Arm Wall Lights by Charles Casier
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Edwardian brass hall lantern
Italian Florentine Giltwood Five Arm Chandelier
Art Deco Five Tier Crystal Glass Chandelier
Art Deco Frosted Glass Hexagonal Pendant Light
French Neoclassical Style Gilt Bronze Lyre Chandelier
Pair of French Louis XVI Style Green Marble Table Lamps
Pair of Edwardian Silver Mazarin Chandeliers by G.E.C
Large Edwardian Brass Six Arm Chandelier by G.E.C
French Louis XVI Style Frosted Glass Hanging Pendant Lantern
French Early 20th Century Silver Six Arm Chandelier
French Louis XVI Style Gilt Bronze & Cut Glass Ceiling Lantern
Why Choose Antique Lighting?
Antique light fittings were made in an era when quality materials and skilled workmanship were the norm. A Victorian brass oil lamp converted for electricity, a pair of Edwardian crystal wall sconces, or an Art Deco chrome table lamp will outlast anything available on the high street today and look significantly better doing it.
Safety is paramount with electrical items. Reputable dealers will sell lighting that has been rewired to current British standards. Always check that a fitting has been rewired before connecting it, and if in any doubt, have it checked by a qualified electrician before use.
Types of Antique Lighting
Chandeliers range from modest three-arm brass examples suitable for a cottage to magnificent crystal creations with dozens of drops. Crystal chandeliers were produced in vast numbers during the 19th century and genuine antique examples offer outstanding value compared to modern reproductions.
Wall lights, or sconces, are one of the most effective forms of lighting for period rooms. Brass, ormolu and cut glass examples from the 18th and 19th centuries provide soft, flattering light and work in pairs flanking a mirror or fireplace.
Table and standard lamps with original shades are increasingly sought after. Arts and Crafts examples in copper and leaded glass, and Art Nouveau lamps with flowing organic forms, are particularly collectible.
Fitting and Installation
Always use a qualified electrician to install ceiling lights and wall fittings. Check the weight of chandeliers and ensure your ceiling and fixings can support them. Ceiling roses and chains may need upgrading for heavier fittings.