This authentic replica 1900 light bulb from AAMSCO Lighting runs at 30 watts and provides 8-candle luminosity. Click here for company info.

This solid-brass incandescent light fixture, model #526 from AAMSCO Lighting, has an antique-brass finish. Click here for company info.

Al Bar-Wilmette restored this fixture for a client in Chicago, IL. Click here for company info.

This chandelier was restored by Al Bar-Wilmette Platers. Click here for company info.

High-density polyurethane sconces for indirect lighting are part of Outwater’s Orac Décor collection. Click here for company info.

Low-voltage under-cabinet lights from Architectural Products by Outwater are available in several finishes. Click here for company info.

This natural-copper three-light lantern, model #SM LT 6 Stirling from Authentic Designs, measures 19½ in. wide x 13½ in. tall x 7 in. in dia. Click here for company info.

Authentic Designs manufactured this three-candle electric lighting fixture. Click here for company info.

This traditionally styled chandelier was fabricated by Authentic Designs. Click here for company info.

This chandelier, model #SM-CH-902 from Authentic Designs, is available in both round and oval shapes with 6, 8 or 10 lights. Click here for company info.

Authentic Designs re-created this ca. 1760-80 gilded-wood and tinned-sheet-iron chandelier.  Click here for company info.

This chandelier is one of many custom-made fixtures from Authentic Designs. Click here for company info.

This elaborate lighting fixture with a lion head detail was manufactured by Ball & Ball Lighting. Click here for company info.

This wall-mounted copper lantern is typical of those created by Ball & Ball Lighting, and can be mounted on a post or pillar. Click here for company info.

This electrically powered hanging lantern is model #432-001 from Ball & Ball Lighting.  Click here for company info.

The model #W136-E14 brass electrified chandelier from Ball & Ball Lighting is a reproduction of an 18th-century candle-burning fixture. Click here for company info.

The Napoleon House gas light fixture from Bevolo is available in various sizes. Click here for company info.

Bevolo fabricated this electric Coach House lantern with a custom Tudor scroll bracket. Click here for company info.

Bevolo manufactures traditional lighting in copper and brass, such as this Napoleon House gas light.  Click here for company info.

The Serenbe lantern, a unique design exclusive to Charleston Gas Light, is just one of many elegant lanterns offered in the company's extensive collection of copper lanterns. Click here for company info.

This polished cast-brass push plate from Classic Accents has a mirror finish and is lacquer coated. Click here for company info.

This dimmer is model #S90DM from Classic Accents. Click here for company info.

Jerry Coe holds up a bronze carriage lamp made by Coe Studios in forged, riveted bronze. Click here for company info.

Available in copper or brass, this Arts and Crafts-style hanging light from Josiah R. Coppersmythe can be finished to the client’s specifications and glazed with white or caramelized glass. Click here for company info.

Josiah R. Coppersmythe’s Boston line includes this 43-in.-tall post light.  Click here for company info.

Colonial-style lighting fixtures are custom made by Josiah R. Coppersmythe to fit individual specifications. Click here for company info.

This handcrafted wood oval chandelier from Josiah R. Coppersmythe measures 36 in. long x 25 in. wide x 14 in. tall. Click here for company info.

Josiah R. Coppersmythe’s Arts and Crafts lighting collection is constructed of brass or copper and finished to clients' specifications. Click here for company info.

This handcrafted copper Arts & Crafts-style fixture was designed and fabricated by Craftsmen Hardware. Click here for company info.

Craftsmen Hardware fabricated this five-lantern chandelier. Click here for company info.

Crenshaw Lighting restored and replicated Art Deco fixtures for the Department of the Interior; they are made of cast- and machined-aluminum components with white glass lenses. Click here for company info.

This custom chandelier was designed and fabricated by Crenshaw Lighting. Click here for company info.

This Classical fixture from Crenshaw Lighting has a brass frame finished with an antique bronze patina. Click here for company info.

This bowl fixture from Crenshaw Lighting features traditional egg-and-dart cast-brass banding and a white etched-glass bowl. Click here for company info.

The Warwick Old World wall-mount lantern from Customlightstyles.com features Flemish glass and an oil-rubbed bronze finish. Click here for company info.

The wall-mounted model #WB370 Mission lantern with patina finish and the post-mounted model #WB360 Mission lantern with bronze finish are available from Customlightstyles.com. Click here for company info.

Dahlhaus Lighting manufactured this ornate European-style lantern and bracket. Click here for company info.

Dahlhaus Lighting offers a selection of historic exterior fixtures, including this hanging lantern. Click here for company info.

This lantern from Deep Landing Workshop was handcrafted using antiqued lead-coated copper and fitted with handmade glass. Click here for company info.

This lantern from Deep Landing Workshop measures 32 in. tall x 13¾ in. deep. Click here for company info.

This 42-in.-dia. chandelier with 12 arms, model #CH-9094-R, is available from Deep Landing Workshop. Click here for company info.

This lead-coated-copper hanging lantern, model #L-1251 from Deep Landing Workshop, is 10½ in. wide and 21 in. tall.  Click here for company info.

The model #C-200 double-cone chandelier is available from Deep Landing. Click here for company info.

This European-style lantern from Distinguished Home Lighting is made of cast brass. Click here for company info.

This period-style exterior gas fixture from Faubourg Lighting features a copper dome top and a full yoke. Click here for company info.

This Federal-style cast-brass two-arm sconce from The Federalist is approximately 15-5/8 in. tall and 9-3/4 in. wide.  Click here for company info.

This 18-in.-tall hexagonal two-light lantern from The Federalist is a reproduction of a ca. 1750 fixture. Click here for company info.

This sconce, fabricated by The Federalist in wood and metal, is approximately 17 in. tall x 12¾ in. wide. Click here for company info.

This Federal-style brass two-light wall lantern is available from The Federalist; it is 16 1/2 in. tall and 5 3/4 in. deep. Click here for company info.

This cast-brass six-light Regency-style chandelier is available from The Federalist. Click here for company info.

Fine Architectural Metalsmiths custom fabricates chandeliers, sconces and lanterns. Click here for company info.

Fine Architectural Metalsmiths custom fabricates chandeliers, sconces and lanterns. Click here for company info.

Hand repoussed bronze leaves and forged acorn drops fabricated by Fine Architectural Metalsmiths accent this carved oak chandelier. Click here for company info.

This pre-wired wall torchère from Fine Architectural Metalsmiths features a hand-hammered candle cup above a tapered base. Click here for company info.

The Invisible Lighswitch from Forbes & Lomax has an acrylic plate and can be supplied with toggle switches and rotary or push-button dimmers. Click here for company info.

Model 3811-2 AB/CLR from Fourteenth Colony Lighting is handcrafted out of solid brass and measures 22 in. tall. Click here for company info.

Post-, wall- and pier-mount exterior electirc or gas lighting fixtures are available from Gas-Lite Mfg. Co. Click here for company info.

The Amherst Lamp from Heritge Lanterns is adapted from a 19th-century design of a student's desk lamp; it is available in brass and in electric and oil versions. Click here for company info.

The Clear Onion Globe Bracket, shown with a polished brass finish, is available from Heritage Lanterns. Click here for company info.

The Austen Barn Light from Heritage Lanterns, the design of which dates back to the mid-1700s, is available in antiqued bronze as well as other finishes. Click here for company info.

The model #H2 ceiling fixture from Herwig Lighting is made of a cast-aluminum alloy and opal glass. Click here for company info.

This ceiling lantern, model #173 from Herwig Lighting, is made of cast aluminum alloy and crystal moss glass sealed in silicone. Click here for company info.

The Hexagonal lantern from Herwig Lighting can be altered for custom designs and sizes. Click here for company info.

This 18-ft. bronze, nickel and gold-plated chandelier was restored by Historical Arts & Casting. Click here for company info.

Historical Arts & Casting fabricated this hand-finished bronze pendant lamp. Click here for company info.

Historical Arts & Casting custom fabricated this bronze and crystal light fixture. Click here for company info.

Historical Arts & Casting fabricated these wall-mounted lighting fixtures. Click here for company info.

This six-sided wall lantern with scroll is available from Lantern Masters. Click here for company info.

The Slaven sconce from Lantern Masters is one of its many period style fixtures. Click here for company info.

Replica historical fixtures are made by Lantern Masters using traditional techniques. Click here for company info.

The Peyton's Iron Chandelier from Lantern Masters is adorned with rock and strass crystals. Click here for company info.

The DeGennaro wall fixture is available from Lantern Masters.  Click here for company info.

This circa 1900, four-light Art Nouveau chandelier from Light Power features an adjustable-length chain. Click here for company info.

Lighting By Hammerworks fabricated this pierced antique tin shade, model #SH101, for its Arts and Crafts collection. Click here for company info.

Maguire Iron fabricated this lantern with a fixed arm using its dull-black hammered finish. Click here for company info.

This exterior lantern with a dull black powdercoat finish, can be ordered from Maguire Iron Corp. with frosted, clear or clear-fluted glass. Click here for company info.

The Knight Lantern, model #SB161 from Mica Lamp Co.'s Storybook Lighting collection, is made of steel and iron. Click here for company info.

Mica Lamp’s collection of Turn of the Century lighting includes these table lamps.  Click here for company info.

Michael Davis Stained Glass made these large blown-glass cylinders for a lighting job; the larger one is 32x12 in. and the smaller one is 24x8 in. Click here for company info.

Newstamp Lighting offers interior and exterior decorative lighting made from solid copper and brass. Click here for company info.

This traditionally styled fixture is one of many post lamps offered by Newstamp Lighting. Click here for company info.

This wall-mounted lantern, manufactured by Old California Lantern Co., features an illuminated dragonfly design. Click here for company info.

Old California Lantern's Birds of Baldwin Avenue collection includes this raven design; all fixtures are made of solid copper. Click here for company info.

The new Cobblestone Lane Series lantern from Old California Lantern is handcrafted in solid copper. Click here for company info.

Olde Mill Lighting fabricated this 15-in.-tall x 5-in.-wide sconce, model #LC28. Click here for company info.

The model #3230 is one of many period-style glass shades that can be acquired from Otteson. Click here for company info.

This delicate glass shade, model #412, is one of many traditional styles available from Otteson. Click here for company info.

This Early American four-light gas chandelier from PW Vintage Lighting is made of antique glass. Click here for company info.

The Altadena is a Mission-style fixture in Rejuvenation's Arts & Crafts Collection; it is also available with two arms. Click here for company info.

The Buchanan chandelier is part of Rejuvenation's Colonial Revival Collection; it is available with four, five or six arms. Click here for company info.

The Chelsea is one of many fixtures available from Rejuvenation. Click here for company info.

The Jefferson is one of many historic replication lighting fixtures available from Rejuvenation.  Click here for company info.

The Nicolai Art Deco light fixture from Rejuvenation is available in three finishes. Click here for company info.

The Devon exterior sconce from Remains Lighting is made of tooled brass with a hand-worked surface and glazed with seeded-glass panels. Click here for company info.

This wall sconce is from Remains Lighting's Permanent Collection.  Click here for company info.

The Winston, a five-branch chandelier, is model #HLI483 from Remains Lighting; it is approximately 21½ in. tall and 18 in. in dia.  Click here for company info.

This lantern with polished-nickel fittings and clear mouth-blown glass is available from Remains Lighting; the glass is wrapped in hand-woven wire fabric, referencing historic factory lighting, where glass was netted for safety. Click here for company info.

This 12-arm chandelier is available from Remains Lighting. Click here for company info.

The Devon Lantern from Remains Lighting is made of brass with clear seeded-glass panels. Click here for company info.

Scofield Historic Lighting fabricated this English box sconce. Click here for company info.

This six-sided lantern with punch work was fabricated by Richard Scofield Historic Lighting. Click here for company info.

This six-sided lantern with mounted bracket was custom designed by Richard Scofield Historic Lighting for a home in Greenwich, CT.  Click here for company info.

This stone guesthouse features bracket-mounted English Gas Lanterns from Richard Scofield Historic Lighting. Click here for company info.

Schwartz’s Forge & Metalworks fabricated this hanging lantern, model #ED99, in bronze. Click here for company info.

This chandelier is available from Shop Tin Lighting in eight finishes, including 19th Century Antique 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.

The La Scala chandelier is available from Steven Handelman Studios in two sizes; companion sconces and semi-flush-mount fixtures are also offered to complement it. Click here for company info.

This wall sconce from Steven Handelman is one of hundreds of original fixtures offered by the company. Click here for company info.

Reminiscent of the West Coast Art and Crafts movement, the Bodega fan from The Period Arts Fan Co. incorporates hammered metal and an exposed rivet assembly.  Click here for company info.

Vintage Hardware & Lighting fabricated this elaborately detailed chandelier. Click here for company info.

Woolen Mill Fan Co. offers a selection of traditionally styled belt-driven ceiling fans. Click here for company info.

Architectural fans and belt-and-pulley systems are available from Woolen Mill Fan. Click here for company info.

The Moa belt-and-pulley fan, available in solid bronze from Woolen Mill Fan Co., has handmade solid-mahogany blades.  Click here for company info.

This belt-driven ceiling fan with solid-mahogany blades was supplied by Woolen Mill.  Click here for company info.

This ornate ceiling fan, the Peacock from Woolen Mill Fan Co., features solid-mahogany blades. Click here for company info.

Woolen Mill Fan Co. manufactures decorative ceiling fans with cast-bronze, -iron or -aluminum fittings. Click here for company info.