Pair of Late 19th Century Baccarat Cranberry Crystal Lusters with Hurricanes

Fantastic pair of late 19th century marble tazzas.

This pair of sconces was made in France in the late-19th century, circa 1890, and feature anthemions above and below a verdigris circle in the middle. The two arms are of cast bronze...

Pair of regal 19th century piedmont, Italy gilt Tôle rock crystal sconces. Each sconces has an iron frame wrapped in Tôle gilt Foliages with gilt floral bobeches that were originally...

A pair of 19th century Italian neoclassical bronze doré and crystal sconces, circa 1830, each featuring three candle arms and beaded crystal medallion back. The pair have recently be...

Magnificent 16-light French chandelier from the late 19th century. Very fine gilt bronze and crystal Louis XV style chandelier. Faceted cut crystal column surrounded with open gilded bronze birdcage...

Late 19th century China Trade Sea Captain's chest, circa 1880. Aluminum banding and steel handles with double locks (one missing). The trunk lid interior is ...

Pair of antique (19th century) French Baccarat style molded and cut glass candle holders with faceted crystal pendants and hurricane shape glass shades with engraved starburst motif...

Pair of very large and impressive 19 century Bohemian cut crystal lusters with Hurricane shades.

Acid-etched hurricanes with scalloped tops. Both are signed with acid-etched marks to undersides.

These exquisite French opaline glass lusters date to the 19th century and are now available for your house. Elegant goblet-shaped lusters, hand-made in France between 1850 and 1900 and gilded in pink and white color glass, are eye-catching. These gorgeous works measure 33 x 15 cm and are sure to capture the attention of anybody who sees them. Don't pass up the chance to bring a little bit of elegance into your house with these stunning Opaline glass lusters, which are a precious and collectible historical relic. We are selling this beautiful pair on different platforms; please check availability before purchasing. More photos may be provided if necessary. Please feel free to ask any questions. Storyteller: Mr. Anderson, a successful businessman, and his daughter, Lily, made their home in a stately rural manor. Over the years, Mr. Anderson amassed a collection of rare paintings and priceless vases, which he proudly displayed in his home. Mr. Anderson was perusing an antique shop one day when he stumbled upon a pair of gorgeous French opaline glass lusters. These goblet-shaped lusters were gilded in pink and white-hued glass and hand-made in France between 1850 and 1900. Mr. Anderson bought the lusters without hesitating and carried them home to add to his collection. The moment he set them on the mantel in the living room, they commanded everyone's attention. Pink and white opaline glass sparkled in the sunshine, creating a cozy atmosphere. Like a magnet, Lily was pulled to the lusters and stared at them in awe for hours. She was captivated by the way the light reflected off the glass and highlighted the fine features of the pattern. Seeing her interest, her father proceeded to educate her about the origins of opaline glass and the meaning of its lusters. They put their heads together and discovered that opaline glass was specially designed to create elaborate chandeliers...

Pair of late 19th century oak candlesticks from England with a turned candle cup with brass inserts and a barley twist stem supported on a hand turned dish shaped base.

Pair of 19th century oak candlesticks from England with hand cast brass candle cups, supported on hand turned barley twist stems supported on hand turned dish shaped bases.