Arts & Crafts 2-Light Brass Chandelier W/ Faceted Glass Shades 'Pair'

This chandelier, crafted circa 1910, has an elegant, yet sturdy form. Arts & Crafts style with a Renaissance Revival look. It has a subtly curved bowl structure hanging from three s...

An Aesthetic, Victorian, 4-light chandelier with bellflower-shaped, holophane glass shades. The curving, brass arms extend from one of four decorative spheres off the stem. The botto...

A Victorian chandelier with a rich brown patina and 4 downward lights with the original, etched shades and new, decorative chain. It has switches on the sockets so that one or all l...

An exceptional Georgian style leaded crystal chandelier with 10 arms and four-foot length. It was made in the UK in the early 20th century. It has a complex, elegant design; a uniq...

Antique Arts & Crafts Hammered Brass Chandelier with Glass Shades C1920 Measures - 35.5"H x 25"W x 25"D

Petite, arts and crafts, pendant light with faceted, clear and frosted glass shade and brass pull chain hardware is newly wired with beige barided cloth cord to hang at 77 inches ove...

Good size, marvelous design and truly stylish inlaid 'chunky glass' ceiling fixture. With early 20th century light fixtures being one of our specialities, finding a unique Arts and Crafts pendant always makes our heart jump. Every designer knows that getting a truly striking design on paper is very difficult, but finding the right artisan to perfectly execute it is at least as big of a challenge. In this case the maker must have been a highly skilled craftsman, because the execution and the finish of this truly beautiful pendant are simply marvelous. What makes this hand-crafted light fixture extra special are ofcourse the inlaid and large chunks of transparent glass combined with large and smaller stained glass chunks in beautiful amber color. Both with the light switched on and off, all these uniquely shaped pieces of glass make this pendant a work of art on your ceiling. Over the many decades the color (or patina) has made this light even more beautiful and this elegant design after more than 100 years still is as appealing as the day it was made. This perfect size pendant survived two world wars and for all the crude and organical looking glass 'chunks' to still be in there AND for this light to still be this pretty and complete is like an ode to both the maker and to this lights' former owners. They clearly understood what it takes to both create and take care of something that is truly beautiful. If you have an Arts and Crafts house or if you are a collector of this sophisticated, early 20th century style then this unique pendant could be gracing your living space soon. We think it will look great in the living room of an apartment or in a hallway. No matter where you decide to use it, this superb quality crafted and excellent condition light brings class and style in your home like no modern light fixture ever could.. If you like this one of a kind light as much as we do and if you already have a space in mind for it then maybe you should be the next custodian(s). This rare light also is rewired to the highest standard for safe and immediate usage in the USA as well and our price even includes perfect packing and also worldwide delivery from our store to your door in just 4 to 6 days. Current height x diameter: 40 x 28 inches. Height without the rod and canopy: 15 inches. Diameter of the canopy: 5 Inches. We can also shorten the height to one that will be perfect for you. We are driven by a passion for uniqueness, timeless, quality, stylish design, and the enduring craftsmanship of the past. Every purchase is carefully and thoughtfully packed — and we look forward to serving you (again). To explore all our 1000+ listings, simply click the button labeled 'View All From Seller'. Keywords: arts and crafts pendant light, 1920s mosaic lamp, opaline glass light, hammered brass chandelier, jugendstil lighting, antique ceiling light, craftsman style pendant, vintage opaline pendant...

An incredibly elegant arts and crafts electrolier light. c.1910. Quite possibly made by Hinks & Son, a Birmingham maker renown for high quality fittings such as this. Beautifully ...