Adjustable Two-Arm Billiard Chandelier with Vintage White Mercury Glass Shades

AIS2779 A pair of double light sconces with muscular proportions in their original silverplate finish. Having opal glass shades. Dimensions: Overall: 11-1/2" h. x 13" w. x 10" d. Ba...

AHL3924 An antique Art Deco period chandelier with blown ribbed glass shades in an aged polished and lacquered brass finish. Due to the antique nature of this fixture, there may be s...

MHL4511 A sweeping chandelier consisting of four hand-carved, veined white alabaster globes, each set in a solid slab of machined brass with threaded porthole bezels. The interlocke...

MHL4512 A chandelier made of four hand-carved, veined white alabaster globes, set in cascading solid slabs of machined brass. Each globe is held in threaded porthole bezels and is il...

Mid-Century Modern chandelier in brass and black wood and with three glass shades, Denmark circa 1950's.  

Beautiful opaline glass chandelier made by Luceplan in the 1970s, fine Italian manufacture. The special feature of the lamps is their height adjustability, which allows you to creat...

Italian Mid-century Sputnik chandelier with chrome arms and rosewood accents, circa 1960. Each arm holds a frosted glass shade textured with clear cut-outs.

This unique rectangular shaped modernist chandelier, circa 1940, is attributed to P. Fargette. A French chandelier of billiard style and Industrial Design with an elongated demilune edge profile, stepped flat frosted bottom glass and sides formed of stacked glass rods which give a ridged appearance. Twin rods lower the chandelier from a protracted demilune shaped nickel-plated bronze canopy which invokes the shape of the chandelier. The chandelier is accented on either end by an eight pointed star, a favorite design motif prominent in the 1940s. Pyrex glass rods as seen on the sides of the chandelier were first used in this way in 1944 by Frank Lloyd Wright in his controversial Johnson Wax Building...