Art Nouveau Hector Guimard Chandelier with Nickel Finish

Art Nouveau chandelier from Hector Guimard. Bronze with patinated nickel finish and purple glasses (lie de vin).

Art Nouveau chandelier from Hector Guimard. Bronze with patinated nickel finish and purple glasses (lie de vin).

Art Nouveau chandelier from Hector Guimard. Old bronze with finish and amber glasses.

Big size Guimard's chandelier with nickel finish.

Art Nouveau style Chandelier in bronze and glass paste. In the Hector Guimard style, this so-called dragonfly lamp is totally inspired by the art nouve...

A spectacular and elegant chandelier made of glass tassels by Hector Guimard, France 1900. Art-Nouveau, Art-Déco, Néo-Classique, Shabby-Chic; structure or crown in golden bronze, fluid lines and motifs, tassels forming rods and glass perles enhanced with 3 amber glasses surrounded by motifs in bronze. This piece seems to be a late possibly post-war edition; authentic and ancient piece, edited certainly in 1950-60, coming from an old mansion in Val de...

This modern chandelier in a round shape and in a nickel finish with crystals, is part of the Victoria collection, designed by William Brand of Brand van Egmond. Before you see it, the sparkling light reaches your eyes in full splendour. The fresh ray of light enriches its surroundings and brings it to life. Like a waterfall that blows droplets through the sky, a vapour of crystals comes down to you. The Victoria collection in a nickel finish, is available in a round, oval and conical chandelier, a pendant, a flush mount, a floor lamp and a wall light. All chandeliers...

The Ersa is available in this modern chandelier conical with iridescent glass spheres, created to bring light and character into an interior. Crafted by our craftsman and glassblowers into a beautifully organic shape, bursting with life and energy, the Ersa chandelier conical is shown here in a brass burnished finish with iridescent glass spheres. Ersa, named after the ancient Greek goddess of morning dew, draws inspiration from that most magical moment of the day: the sunrise. Early morning, when the first light of day sends the darkness of the night away, we can see one of nature’s wonders on display: dew drops formed throughout the night. Just as the change of temperature on a surface creates dew, also new finishes and materials are born under shifting conditions. The iridescence on our glass, leading to the gradual change of color as the angle of view or illumination changes, radiates a stunning glow. The Ersa Collection...