In the Arts and Crafts movement , 1895 – 1910 , artists rebelled against the mass production techniques of the Revivalists, calling upon artists to make their pieces individually ...read more

The Neoclassical period ,1900-1940, became a dominant style for domestic buildings nationwide . Classical symmetry and classical ornaments were used in antique ...read more

During the late 1800s, European-trained architects designed high style period houses for the wealthy. Antique lighting of this period had wrought iron, stylized leaves and berries.

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At the Turn of the Century , 1890 – 1900 , all Antique lighting styles were incorporated. Every conceivable style was used. Combination gas ...read more

In the Aesthetic movement, 1875 – 1885 , examples from Greek, Japanese, Persian, Moorish, Egyptian and other exotic styles were used in the Antique lights and sconces ...read more

Eastlake Period , 1875 – 1885, was developed after English architect Charles Eastlake These antique ...read more

In the Second Empire Period , 1860 – 1880, Italianate forms were used. This Style was named for the reign of Napoleon III (1852-1870), who undertook a major building campaign to transform ...read more

The Gothic Revival Period, 1840 – 1860, is antique gas lighting and sconces that is marked by the use of trefoils, quatrefoils, crockets and pinnacles, cluster columns, and pointed arches on the ...read more

The Rococo Revival Period , 1840 – 1860, was also known as “French Antique”. This period was influenced by the revival of the rococo style by the French. Antique gas lighting ...read more

The Renaissance (French for “rebirth”) Revival Period, 1860 -1875, includes various Italian Renaissance Revival and French Renaissance Revival styles. The Renaissance Revival style is based on the architecture of 16th-century Renaissance Italy and France, with additional elements borrowed from Ancient Greek and Roman and Egyptian architecture. During the Renaissance Revival style