These 19th-century lamps radiate charm and character. Imagine staying up 'til the wee hours reading Tolstoy (or Grisham) by lamplight. (Imagine how much oil you'd need for War and Peace!) Cast-crystal base (colors vary) and blown-glass globe. Advance the wick for more light; retract it for less. Great for those romantic evenings or just kicking back with a good book. A new twist on power outages/emergencies, too (oil not included).

The warm glow from these 19th-century lamps is sure to brighten any décor. We've assembled a small assortment of lamps, in clear and colored glass and in different styles, each radiating with charm and character. Let us make the selection – we guarantee you'll be pleased. (For your convenience and safety, we've replaced the old hardware with a shining new 11" hanging chain). Approximately 3"-4".

Perhaps these bottles clinked together and toasted the end of the monarchial rule of Russia way back in 1917. In any case, they look great catching light on the window sill. We have several bottle shapes (traditional, as pictured, and cone-shaped, not shown), colors and designs (including turn-of-the-century Tsarist double eagle and '20s-'30s vintage Bolshevik/hammer and sickle). Let us make the selection (we guarantee you will be pleased). These are a must for any collector of antique glass. 11"-12˝" tall.

These turn-of-the-century Russian pharmacy bottles will cure your decorating blues. Choose from small (3"), medium (4"), or large (5"). No two exactly the same.