1940s Pineapple Five-Arm Chandelier

Decorative 19th Century chandelier made in France at the turn of the century. With six arms and a gilt metal cage, this chandelier has been rewired and PAT tested to UK standards.

1940s bakers table with decorative iron design to the frame. Large original marble top. Would make a superb freestanding kitchen island, sh...

A pair of early 20th century pineapple wall lights. The quality casting gives decorative definition to the pineapple and leaves. This piece has b...

A large period Baroque armchair reupholstered in Belgium linen, and repainted in soft grey.

Collection of five 19th Century Batik copper printing blocks. With bespoke made metal display mounts.

A decorative two-arm wall light from a vineyard in the south of France. This piece has a good time worn patina.

A wonderful early example of the craftsmanship of the American lighting pioneer, Lightolier. Five glass arms meet at the bottom the tri-tiered cut-glass centre column. Brass cups und...

1940-1950 chandelier in silver metal with blue glass. Five branches.

1940s French crystal 6-arm chandelier from a Park Avenue apartment. Very elegant.

A beautiful and rare example of a 1940s Italian glass chandelier by the famous glass house of Venini. Made of hand blown glass with brass. Arms of the chandelier etched with repetiti...

Gilt 1940s sheaf of wheat Hollywood Regency pendant chandelier by Hans Kögl fully restored from top to bottom by UL Certified Professionals. This particular Hans Kögl chandelier was originally brought to the US by a World War II American GI when returning from his deployment in Germany after the war and then hung in his home up until recently. In terms of look, a beautiful example of the Hollywood Regency style. Upscale. Elegant. Regal. Old money look. This chandelier's finish is known as Bole Gilding, a technique that began about eight thousand years ago in Europe and Asia. Bole - a specific type of colored clay - is applied first and then gold leaf is applied over it creating unique highlights of color with red being by far the most popular. Red undertones are thus purposeful and make each fixture one of a kind. A most beautiful acquisition for a discerning collector or aficionado of finer things. Photographed with and also currently available in our shop - Pair of Billy Baldwin Regency style Leopard velvet slipper chairs, circa 1970s Widdicomb end table with Églomisé top and Resin breeze Block...

This rare five arm chandelier was designed by Hans Bergström and produced by his company Ateljé Lyktan in the late 1940s. This particular model was numbered '10/5'. The chandelier f...