Colonial Lighting
Colonial lighting suits the austere, simple design of colonial architecture dating from 1600 to 1850--typified by Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Classic examples of colonial lighting include matchstick lamps, taper candle sconces, and glass ball chandeliers. Free of fussy ornamentation, colonial lighting is the perfect complement to any traditional American home.
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Pocono Pines, PA
Hand crafted solid copper lanterns made in Pennsylvania since 1973. Artisans use all hand tools to replicate classic looks. Fixtures UL listed.
Manufacturer of hand-crafted reproduction colonial and other vintage lighting. Also custom designs.
Chatsworth, CA
Add comfortable style to your new home with Arts and Crafts style lighting from LampsPlus.com.
The American version of the Arts & Crafts Movement is a…
Lancaster, PA
Housed in a restored bank barn on the grounds of a 19th century miller's plantation, the Olde Mill Lighting designs and crafts custom lighting fixtures.
Clarksburg, MA
Specializing in handmade reproductions of early American lanterns, sconces, and chandeliers from the 18th and early 19th centuries. Many are made under license directly from…
Great Barrington, MA
Antique and vintage lighting with a wide selection of residential and industrial lighting from 1820s to the modern era.
Westfield, NJ
Manufacturers of quality reproduction antique lighting, specializing in Victorian, Turn of the Century, Arts & Crafts, Mission, and Colonial Styles.
Sandwich, MA
Colonial lighting; handmade fixtures of copper or brass.
Shelburne, NH
Hand-made colonial style brass and copper lanterns. Also a manufacturer of wall sconces, candle holders,and various metal crafts. Custom work is available.
Santa Barbara, CA
Hand-forged iron lighting, firescreens and accessories in Spanish Colonial, Mission and Revival styles.
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