Rock Crystal Chandeliers and Pendants

Maison Bagues rock crystal chandelier early 20th century, brass crystal and rock crystal. 36.5” H x 23.5” W.

A French Maison Baguès bronze chandelier from the mid 20th century, with eight lights and rock crystal motifs. Created by Maison Baguès during the midcentury period, this chandelier ...

This large scale, stylish and chic rock crystal chandelier was created by the iconic firm of Maison Baguès and is in the Louis XV style with its 12 candle lights and the interior cry...

A wonderful bronze and rock crystal beaded basket center, and free standing flower Maison Baguès chandelier, rewired and accompanied by chain canopy and mounting hardware for install...

Wonderful Bagues Crystal Beaded 8 Light Chandelier with Rock Crystal and Prisms 34" H X 36" W

This incredible original 1920s, Maison Baguès silvered gilt chandelier has fifteen-lights on two-tiers surrounding a crystal beaded urn centre. Th...

This unusual pagoda shaped Baguès gilt metal rock and crystal six-arm Chandelier is full of many layers of details and crystal. Starting at the top, a crown of clear crystal prism...

A fabulous nine-light grand Bagues chandelier of brass and bronze, adorned with original faceted rock crystals.

Iconic pair of French two-arm parrot form sconces by Maison Baguès (Circa 1930-40s). The sconces feature vines entwined around the arms, and a rock crystal pendant suspended from ea...

This large-scale, twelve-light Louis XVI style chandelier was created by the iconic firm of Maison Baguès of France. The piece dates to the 1930s and is fabricated of leaf gilt gold iron and a combination of rock crystal and clear crystal prisms and bobeches. Note: The main body of the chandelier measures approximately 43" height x 34" diameter and with the chain and canopy 13" the piece measures approximately 60" in height. Note: Image #10 is the canopy. History of Maison Baguès: Baguès was born in Auvergne around 1840 and became famous internationally as a creator of art lighting. In the beginning it specialized in liturgical bronze and the company quickly developed by the end of the 19th century thanks to bronze lighting brought about by the generalization of electricity. During the 1920s, Victor and Robert Baguès enlarged the bronze lighting collection of their father and created their own iron models: the range Baguès is composed of Parrots & Foliage chandeliers and wall sconces. The Development Some of the most well known art directors and decorators of that time appeared in the Baguès order books, to include: Jansen, Raymond Subes, and Armand Albert Rateau. The latter who, in 1928, created the arrangement for the decoration of Jeanne Lanvin’s mansion. In between both wars, the development extended onto the international stage, and permanent establishments were created in New York, Rome, and Cairo. The activity also extended into the manufacturing of stairway banisters and metal gates, which are still in position in numerous places in Paris, such as the Golden Door and the Theater of the Champs-Elysees. Today nestled under the Viaduct des Arts, Baguès pursues the edition of its oldest models, whose elegance is a reference on the subject. However, concerned about preserving its precious heritage, the company devoted itself to the restoration of collectible pieces. Its prestigious past has also been enriched with new creations imagined by major designers such as Garouste & Bonetti. In its workshops, iron and bronze are shaped according to traditional techniques. Chandeliers, lamps and wall sconces are leaf gilt gold or silver leaf, and the crystals are hand assembled. The Maison Baguès remains, for many decorators, a synonym of elegance and a guarantee of excellence as the most beautiful models of our Collection are re-edited for large French and international decoration offices such as Alberto Pinto, Pierre Yves Rochon...

A rare pair of French rock crystal and gilt-metal chandeliers, electrified with eight lights. These rock crystal, glass and beaded chandeliers were made by the renowned manufacturer...