Bedford SconceShown in Gunmetal Finish. This sconce's namesake is the town of Bedford New York which when founded in 1680 was actually a part of Connecticut until it became part of the Empire State territory by royal decree in 1700. It has beautiful clean and simple lines and fits into a wide variety of spaces both traditional and contemporary. Every piece is handmade to order here in our Vermont workshops.

Special Verdigris

All of our lighting fixtures are hand-made to your specifications and are well worth the wait

within an exquisite array of balanced rings suspended on a chain drop

A handsome Brass bodied chandelier

The inverted reflectors are unusual and surprisingly effective at light magnification

Shown in Aged Brass

British Red and Gilt

The classic hanging lantern with Mansard roof

The first fixture to employ a hollow wick and capillary fuel feed

the Winterthur Chandelier reflects the quiet elegance and craftsmanship of early American lighting

it was the first fixture to employ a hollow cylindrical wick through and around which air flows

based on the finish chosen