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This New Orleans French Quarter-style gas lantern is one of many historical models available from Bevolo Gas & Electric. Click here for company info.
The Governor copper gas light from Bevolo is shown here with a scroll bracket. Click here for company info.
Bevolo Gas & Electric manufactured this gas-burning lantern. Click here for company info.
Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights fabricated this electric Coach House lantern with a custom Tudor scroll bracket. Click here for company info.
Bevolo Gas & Electric supplies hand-riveted electric and gas-burning fixtures in copper. Click here for company info.
The Serenbe lantern, a unique design exclusive to Charleston Gas Light, is just one of many lanterns offered in the company's collection of copper lanterns. Click here for company info.
Faubourg Lighting manufactures gas-burning fixtures with 16-oz. copper, each handmade to specification. Click here for company info.
The Boulevard Lamp from Gas-Lite Mfg. is shown on the firm's three-section lamp post. Click here for company info.
Historical Arts & Casting custom fabricated this cast-metal gas-burning lantern. Click here for company info.
This French Colonial 1870s-style natural gas lantern with ornamental wall-mounted bracket is available from Shop Tin. Click here for company info.
The Apollo I post-mount gas lantern from Signature Hardware measures 20 in. tall x 16 in. wide x 14 in. deep. Click here for company info.