Gas Lanterns

Friday, July 25, 2008

Indoor Gas Lights

Here are some examples of natural gas lights used indoors. All of the lanterns and sconces can be either gas or electric. Custom indoor lights of solid copper can be handmade by our artisans.

The first photo shows two gas lights in a wine cellar.

















This next photo shows an indoor gas sconce.




















The photo below shows a small electric lantern that has been used indoors. Here is a link to a blog that shows some great ideas on how to use lanterns indoors as electric lights. Very beautiful photos. Cote de Texas.

















A handmade copper electric chandelier:

Saturday, July 12, 2008

Gas Lights



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You can go to YouTube to watch this video and click on watch in high quality and full screen if you would like to see it in higher definition.

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Demonstration of Electronic Ignition for Gas Lanterns


Video demonstration of electronic ignition for gas lanterns. For more information visit http://www.gaslanternsandlights.com/ Be sure if you order Electronic Ignition to install a transformer before turning the lights on. Do not hook the lights up to 110 Volts.

Sunday, March 09, 2008

Copper Finials For Gas Lanterns





















Custom Finials can be created for Natural Gas Lights. To see more information in regards to Natural Gas Lights, Propane Lights and Electric Lights visit http://www.gaslanternsandlights.com/. Portfolios of installations of gas lights are available for viewing.

Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Natural Gas Lights on Beaumont Cottage


This beautiful cottage in Beaumont, Texas is adorned with two of Sheryl's Country French style natural gas lights. The cottage is located behind the main house and is used for entertaining. To view more photos of natural gas lanterns visit http://www.gaslanternsandlights.com/

Friday, May 04, 2007

Outdoor Copper Natural Gas Lantern



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This is an example of a Tuscan Lantern in Natural Gas. Propane and electric are also available options. This lantern can also be mounted on a post or hung from a Yoke Mount. It can also be placed on a mustache bracket. It can be stained a dark dark brown so that it looks almost black. See more photos of this Tuscan Gas Light click here.

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Gas Lighting Glass Options


There are three choices that we offer in glass options for your outdoor gas and electric lights. Seedy glass has bubbles in it. Here is an example of a six sided English Manor Gas Lantern with Seedy glass. Other glass options include Restoration glass which looks like antique glass and has waves in it. Standard glass is just that, regular plain glass. For more information visit www.gaslanternsandlights.com