Bronze Flemish Style Chandelier for Candles with Double Headed Eagle, circa 1940

Antique bronze Gothic Revival chandelier from Belgium, circa 1900. Gorgeous casting, patina and detailing. Newly rewired in the USA with all UL listed parts and 12 candelabra sockets...

Antique Bronze Flemish chandelier from Belgium, circa 1880. Gorgeous original patina with highly detailed casting of exceptional quality. All...

Classic heavy Georgian style bronze chandelier with beautiful squashed spherical bottom from Belgium (circa 1910). Beautiful warm brown aged patina on bronze. Newly wired for use wit...

This wonderful Dutch chandelier is sometimes referred to Dutch Baroque style or Williamsburg style. It has a Classic appeal. This one is quite large and of nice quality.

Spectacular delft and bronze chandelier from the Netherlands, circa 1940s. Beautiful and one-of-a-kind Dutch style chandelier in cast bronze. Finished with hand painted (blue on whit...

Fixture is blacksmith-made in the US according to our specifications and is wired in the US. Some alterations is size, sockets, etc. are possible. The fixture is nice for a Classic ...

A large French empire style six-light gilt and patinated bronze chandelier with eagle heads and arrows, circa 1930s. Socket: 6 x E14 for standard screw bulb.  

Silver plated ten-light chandelier with scrolled branches arranged in a single tier around a central baluster column ending in a large globe-shaped pendant.

Extraordinary Gilt Bronze Chandelier originally for candles (now electrified) France, circa 1880. 18 Lights. Dimensions: Height 46" Diameter 32" CW4976

Six-arm Empire style ram's head chandelier. Solid brass and cast bronze and heavy. Has great patina. In working condition.

French Empire-style (19th Century) bronze dore chandelier having 6 arms with eagle heads emanating from a 6 sided tapered center post with a bottom acorn finial.

Important Louis XVI-inspired chandelier in gilded bronze with 18 lights. The central shaft is made up of a baluster-shaped dark blue cold-painted vase, surmounted by a fluted rod in gilded bronze surrounded by intertwined laurel branches, topped with a dome-shaped crown with openwork lambrequins, embellished with a bouquet of feathers. It is lit by two rows of six and twelve sconces surmounted by eagle heads and adorned with foliage scrolls, attached by six chains to the crown. The base ends with acanthus leaves ending with a pine cone. This chandelier is inspired by the creations of the engraver-gilder Pierre Gouthière (1732-1813), one of the greatest French bronze-casters recognized for his excellence which earned him to count among his customers Queen Marie-Antoinette, Madame Du Barry and even the Count of Artois. Biography : Louis-Auguste Marquis (1811-1885) teamed up in 1839 with another bronze-caster named Gilbert Honoré Chaumont (1790-1868), already specialized in lightings. They were awarded at the Exhibition of Industrial Products a bronze medal with their Renaissance style candelabra, a clock and a large chandelier with branches...