Cornelius & Baker Basket Girandole

Circa 1850's Figural 6 arm Gas chandelier / gasolier attributed to Cornelius & Baker Philadelphia with orginal dark & gilt contrasting decoration. Figures depictiing harvest, fishing & hunting. Fantas

Cornelius & Baker Attributed Six Light Gasolier Chandelier. Brass body mounted with busts, floral and foliate mounts, with cut glass shades. {Approximate dimensions: 125 long x 33 inches diameter.}. C

Circa 1860's 3 Arm Gas Fixture with winged critters forming arms, Attr. To Cornelius & Baker Philadelphia. Cast & stamped brass constuction. Unique gasolier found near New York city. Hgt 35" dia. 30".

C 1850's Signed Cornelius & Baker Philadelphia Astral Oil Lamp with cut shade cast bronze base & 8" cut prisms. Hgt 25" dia. 8.5". Glass in good condition.

Cornelius & Baker patinated zinc figural sculpture of a fisher lady with fish and net, modeled proudly inspecting her catch of the day, base inscribed “Cornelius & Baker." 27.25” H x 11.25” diam

CORNELIUS & BAKER KEROSENE EARLY NO. 1 LIP BURNER, with original thumbscrew, marked on thumbwheel and with Jan. 24, 1860 patent date. Circa 1860. 1 3/4" H.Very good as-found condition with associated

Antique Victorian Renaissance 4 arm gas chandelier with star cut glass shades - electrified.This light fixture is a mixed metal chandelier being cast and spun bronze and spelter (white metal). I do be

Circa 1870's Gas Statue by Cornelius & Baker with antique 2 5/8" fitter etched gas shade. Statue name (Herald) h 20.5" shade dia. 7". Has sword & axe as shown. Pictured in article by Carol Grissom on

C 1870's Cornelius & Baker Gas Table Lamp of Warrior with Horn, Battle Axe & Sword - shade is 1870's period acid etched with butterflies. H 24" dia. 5.5". Good condition. Glass has no cracks. Pictured

Cornelius & Baker Rococo Revival Bronze and Glass Astragal Lamp mid-19th century, Philadelphia, set with a frosted and cut glass shade, hung with prisms, a brass tag on the oil tank marked "Cornelius

19th century unusual brass candlestick signed Cornelius & Baker, Philadelphia, spring loaded candle holder, 9"T x 5"D (bottom)

American Rococo Gilt-Brass Six-Light Gasolier , 19th c., marked on gas cocks "Cornelius & Baker/Philadelphia", foliate corona, spiral rod encircled by vining leaves, lower dish cast with melons, the f

Victorian Gothic Revival gas chandelier with leafy arms decorated with various animals/creatures on a long shaft, possibly by Cornelius & Baker. 46.5"h x 27"dia

American Rococo Bronze Five-Light Figural Gasolier , 19th c., attr. to Cornelius & Baker, Phil., rope twist standard with foliate mounts, the arms cast as winged-dragons, later etched shades, electrif

American Rococo Gilt-Brass Four-Light Gasolier , 19th c., marked on gas cocks "Cornelius & Baker/Philadelphia", foliate corona, spiral rod encircled by vining leaves, lower dish cast with melons, the

In the manner of Cornelius & Baker. Dimensions: H (to canopy) 45" x Dia. 37" Condition: Wiring not tested. One arm needs repair and re-soldering. Missing two fitting screws for shades. Natural patinat

ASSORTED BRASS CORNELIUS SOLAR STAND LAMPS, LOT OF THREE, each with a heavy ornamental floral and scrolls standards and tri-pod bases, comprising two Cornelius & Baker, one with brass label, a Corneli

2 Late Classical Brass & Marble Oil Lamps, one marked, Cornelius & Baker, Philadelphia Dimensions: Larger 12 1/2" H Property from a Sister Parish Decorated Long Island Estate (MANA427/2)(MS)

DESCRIPTION: Cornelius & Baker cold painted bronze figural candelabrum featuring two arms ending in sockets for attaching candlesticks. Piece is decorated with a polychrome patina, three figures at th

Hall Gasolier, Attributed to Cornelius and Baker mid-19th century, Philadelphia, retaining much of its original surface, the classical-form arms set with gilt gas keys, the rope-twisted and fluted rod

Signed Cornelius & Co. and Dated 1843. Figures from James Fennimore Cooper's "Leather Stocking Tales" . Center girandole only. Gilt brass with Marble Base. Appears to retain original Star and Snowflak

Fine American Rococo Gilt and Patinated Bronze Six-Light Gasolier , c. 1855, attr. to Cornelius and Baker, Philadelphia, top collar with female portrait busts, standard with allegorical figures of Art

Handsome American Gilt- and Patinated Bronze Gasolier mid-19th century, attributed to Cornelius and Baker, Philadelphia, based on the gas keys, the standard decorated with gilt mounts of scrollwork, a

Gilt Bronze Three Light Gasolier, 19th c., possibly by Cornelius and Baker, the ceiling cap suspending three double drapery and tassel form hanging rods to a central flaming urn issuing three scrolled