Might be vintage, and then again might be copies. They are different styles (some Victorian) from different eras, all in styles that predate the 40's except for this one. This looks like 40s or 50s and it's the one I would keep.

As for the kitchen fixtures. I don't know what to make a lake cottage style kitchen installed in a 40s home. Hard to know if it's even appropriate.

The house is steps from a lake, it is considered a cottage in small town southern ontario.

They look like different eras - not sure if the "older" looking ones are true vintage. You should keep the ones you like and sell on FB the ones you don't care for.

I think the 2nd one down could be 40s, but the shades are not original maybe. The fitter sizes for glass shades have been pretty standard since early on in the electric era.

The first and 3rd are more than "vintage" they are antique. The others are a hodge podge of eras the kitchen being the newest. I would say 20-40's on the oldest ones.

IMO the first question is did they change the electrical from the 40"s Are the lights your style ? The rest is just if you love them who cars what era they a refrom. For me they waould all be going to some second hand store . I like my elecrical to be upto date which is for sure all grounded that is why I ask about the wiring.

Patricia Colwell thank you. Yes the entire house wiring is current and up to code for Canada. I was just asking about the era so that I know what to shop for.

Got it I think these are not all one era so I think when you go shopping just maybe look for vintage instead. I think some are quite interesting but the amount of light you will get from some you show is minimal

For the first three you could search "Victorian and Rococo Lighting." Here's a great link:

https://www.vintagehardware.com/vintage-lighting-by-period_victorian-rococo.php?cat=273&keyword=All%20Victorian%20and%20Rococo%20Style%20Lights

The fourth one looks like a Colonial reproduction of a bell jar light fixture:

https://www.bplampsupply.com/category/85_early-style-hall-lanterns-or-bell-jar-lanterns

The last one in the kitchen is a Nantucket/Cape Cod style onion fixture:

https://authenticdesigns.com/products/nantucket-onion-hanging-lantern

Thank you Diana Bier, very helpful!

Perhaps the current owners went with the Nantucket fixture in the kitchen because the house is near a lighthouse and an historic shipping harbour, although it’s Lake Ontario. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I found the second one at Etsy as vintage 50s

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1166829349/chrome-ceiling-light-fixture-w-5-optic

Wow Celery, thank you. That’s going to be the first one to go, I really don’t like it.

This pendant found on Amazon and Houzz, not what Diana found. Different top and one horizontal metal wire circle.

Canarm Pendant IPL636A01ORB, Oil Rubbed Bronze · More Info

https://www.amazon.com/CANARM-IPL636A01ORB-Potter-Pendant-Rubbed/dp/B01FWIG1TS