For years I patronized the Waterfront Crabhouse in the rapidly changing Hunters Point, but now that it has closed after the death of owner Tony Mazzarella, I should say something about the hybrid Bishop Crook posts at the front entrance. Both appear to be park poles with bishop crook masts affixed to the top.
This one is a Type B park post, very commonly seen in parks, with a bishop crook lamp at the apex. This combination never happened in ‘nature,’ ie. from the Department of Traffic / Transportation, but here it is.
With the demise of the Crabhouse, the next owner of the building will probably scrap them, so lamp freaks, catch them while you can.
6/21/15