East lake Gas Harp with Cylinder Shade

846h-1 846h-2 846h-4 Item Code: 846h Item Price: $2,260.00   Need Help?? Call 1.617.275.4898 Contact Us - Give us your thoughts Shipping and Returns What People Say About Us - Reviews Sign Up for Special Offers We Buy (excluding Crystal) and Restore Antique Lighting, Send Us Your Pics Circa 1880's Stylized Eastlake scrolls Deep acid etched cutback Cylinder shades with foliate detail Overall : 40" drop x 13 1/4" wide Cylinder shade : 7" diameter x 9" height Drop can be adjusted if desired. Available: Sold Eastlake Period , 1875 - 1885, is associated English architect Charles Eastlake. These antique gas lights and sconces typically features simple, rectilinear often flat construction, with no excessive curves. Another name for a Gas Harp is a Hall Hoop.These Hoops make great hall fixtures as well as great fixtures for small spaces. Hall hoops were used over Wash Stands with pitchers and bowls before modern plumbing was installed. A gas pipe would be on the ceiling in the corner or against the wall in a bedroom and Hoops would be for over the wash stand. When people installed modern plumbing but were still lighting with gas there would be a hall hoop in the bathroom. This is a great light for small rooms as long as the ceiling is high. You usually need 24 inches of clearance to do a hall hoop. If you want the bottom to be about 6 foot nine from the floor then your ceiling needs to be 8 foot nine inches to do a Gas Harp.