Italian Early Neoclassic Gilt Iron, Brass, & Glass 8-Light Chandelier ca 1780-17

Retaining original top the standard comprised of ten separate pieces of glass alternating between a flattened bun and lozenge form, the base issuing three arms with large bobeches, c...

Twelve lights and two-tiered Crystal and Gilt Metal Chandeliers from Genoa, Italy, circa 1960s.

Having a 5-piece standard atop a base issuing 6 scrolls with tassels and curved arms with hanging tassels and large bobeches, the bottom of the base with a silvered metal liner, the ...

Of the gothic revival period, this circa 1865 chandelier hangs from an ornate canopy, the body constructed of gothic arches and spires and issuing six arms.

overall having a faded green painted patina and hanging from vertical chains on a horizontal bar, a circular medallion centered between the chains, the medallion representing the poi...

Constructed with a central rod and many separate blown glass balls interrupted by gilt metal disks issuing the curved arms, the arms lined with multiple rosettes with large hanging p...

Italian Neoclassical style gilt bronze six-light chandelier. Unusual Italian Neoclassical style gilt bronze 6-light chandelier. This stunning Italian Empire chandelier has clusters of grapes and caryatids at the end of each arm. Offered Italian bronze chandelier measures: 27 inches high and 20.5 inches diameter and comes with its stunning original 36 inch heavy duty chain and canopy and has been newly wired for the U.S. Market. Perfect for a wine room...

Wonderful and rare Italian chandelier in the "Montgolfière" - Hot Air Balloon - style dating from the end of the 18th – beginning of the the 19th century (circa 1780 - 1820). Built around an exceptional glass column made of a single piece of glass (75 cm) which surmounts and holds a gold leaf gilded cup. 8 solid glass arms illuminate the chandelier. At the top of the chandelier a crown of almond beads and drops forms the canopy. The chandelier is then festooned with garlands of almond shaped beads and drops. Garlands festoon from the top to a circular ring in the middle. The garlands then festoon from the circular ring and are attached to a central piece underneath. This style is typical of hot air balloon and Regency chandeliers. At the end of the 18th century, under the reign of Louis XVI, King of France, the Montgolfier brothers invented the Montgolfière. This invention inspired cabinetmakers and decorators of the 18th and 19th centuries. Hot air balloon chairs...

Italian Neoclassical gilt brass pendant. Italian neoclassical gilt brass pendant fixture of Louis XVI urn oil lamp form / incense burner with foliate rim ...

French neoclassical style gilt bronze and glass four-light chandelier. This beautiful chandelier features three arms each terminating in a flower-shaped clear glass lampshade and a b...

Wrought Iron and Pressed Glass Crown Flush Mount, Spain, 1930-1940s. An sculptural hand hammered iron and glass ceiling light fixture with neoclassical and gothic revival accents. ...

Timeless elegance Italian twelve-light chandelier from the early 1950s in gilded brass with conical Murano glass lampshades made with "Reticello" filigree workmanship. This complex a...