Early 20th Century General Electric Cast Iron Street Light with Acorn Globe

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Early 20th Century General Electric Cast Iron Street Light with Acorn GlobeA commanding example of early 20th century municipal lighting, this cast iron street light was manufactured by General Electric and designed for long term outdoor installation in civic and urban settings. With its sweeping foliate arm, original prismatic acorn globe, and substantial two part mounting collar, this piece embodies the moment when public infrastructure was engineered to be both dignified and enduring. Decorative without excess, industrial

Automotive collections

Whether incorporated into a restoration project

Framed: 42

with light wear consistent with age and use

yet visually strong

• Antique brass construction

they provide focused overhead lighting ideal for dining tables

Each window features a six-lite ventilator (36" W x 44" H)

Multi-pane mirrored design

Panel 1 19

Provenance: Quebec Convent

this matching pair of commercial-grade solid brass pulls would once have welcomed visitors into an office tower