Carlos IV Cut-Glass Chandelier

A fine William IV cut-glass twelve-light chandelier, firmly attributed to Perry & Co. This magnificent chandelier relates to examples in the collection at Chatsworth House which were acquired by the 6th Duke of Devonshire for his London residence Devonshire House in the 1840s, notably for the Green Drawing Room and grand Salon. It is likely the firm also supplied a glass handrail, newel post and scrolled wall lights for the fabled ‘crystal staircase’ at the Mansion. English, Circa 1840. Perry & Co William Perry is first recorded in partnership with William Collins at 227 The Strand, London, then from 1803 he joined William Parker, as Parker and Perry...

Murano glass chandelier Carlos Nason for Mazzega Circa 1980 size: overall height 80cm chandelier height 40 cm diameter 38cm In very good condition.  

Cut glass cubes suspended with copper plate. Nice for the entry, dining, bath, kitchen, bedroom....

Neoclassical Style Cut Glass Single-light Chandelier

This Russian chandelier is distinguished by its exceptional rarity. The entirety of this important Neoclassical fixture is covered with a myriad of intricately cut glass lusters, all...

A George IV bronze and cut glass five-light colza chandelier, circa 1830. Provenance: The Barons Lockhart, Lee Castle, Lanarkshire, Scotland.