Antique Car Headlights in Iron and Glass, 1890s, Set of 2

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A rare and historic pair of vintage car headlights (sidelights or position lights) dating back to the pioneering era of … Read more A rare and historic pair of vintage car headlights (sidelights or position lights) dating back to the pioneering era of motoring, between the early 20th century (probably the 1910s and 1920s).

Historical Brand: The headlights are identified by the labels (or hallmarks) of the historic Milanese company Rejna Zanardini, founded in 1906 as a limited company for the manufacture of headlights and lamps, specializing in vehicle lighting. This hallmark adds significant historical and collectible value.
Design and Materials: The headlights feature a sturdy iron and brass body, with square-section trim and a distinctive turned lower housing. They are complete with front and side glass and internal bulb/reflector.
Condition: The headlights are in original antique condition, with the rich patina of the iron and brass, oxidation, and signs of wear attesting to their authentic past. They are sold as collectible and restoration pieces, ideal for completing a classic car or for display.
Ideal for classic car restorers, collectors of rare automotive accessories, or for industrial/vintage-style decor.

Technical Details:

Type: Pair of Car Headlights
Brand: Rejna Zanardini, Milan (Italy)
Period: Antique (Early 20th Century, estimated 1910s/1920s)
Materials: Iron, Brass, Glass
Dimensions (Single Headlight - approx.):
Width: 19 cm
Depth: 15 cm
Total Height: 36 cm

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