Well I got permission from the park that owned my dad's home, that I could have the light fixtures and the lightening rods. I have them all. I haven't processed the lightening rods, other than selling the copper for about 40 dollars. BUT, the lamps, there are 16 in all, and I believe from the pictures I will post on the thread at:
http://www.bdtcomp.com/harry_thomas/wolcott_home/One of the glass globes is broken. And one of the six lamp shades was used by my uncle as a pin cushin. My cousin said to throw that one away, but I kept it, if not for a laugh, but I thought that my uncle made good use of the shade, as there are hundreds of holes and there were two needles still in there. He lived and slept in that room for 50 years!
One chandelier, and I have found nothing on it, no name anywhere. But the lamps look like they could be worth perhaps 400 dollars a pair, though these have some wear. Here is the link to the living room lamps of which I have 7.
The upstairs bedroom lights and I have three are the same as these:
http://www.thepreservationstation.com/lighting-html/antique-lighting/antique-lighting-by-maker/markel-electric-products/delightful-pair-of-antique-sconces-markel-electric-products.htmlThe living room sconces I have seven of are the same as these:
http://www.vintagelights.com/product/2/15-total-1920s-dogshead-single-bulb-antique-lighting-wall-sconce-fixtures-priced-per-pair.htmlI have a very interested party, in Illinois, but we told them they could be expensive, and they said that is okay. My wife and I thought perhaps 2500, or maybe 2800 for everything. But that may be too high! Don't know. I am hoping to find links to the other two sconce types.
I wish I could identify the chandelier, but couldn't find writing on it. We connected all the crystals, with a handful left over!
