Turned Chandeliers and Pendants

Very fine gilt wood hand carved chandelier

This chandelier is a very unique deco statement piece. The top frosted glass has an impressive 24 inch diameter. Below are 6 custom cut curved glass decorative reflectors. Each panel...

Six light French Louis XV style gilt metal crystal beaded chandelier with garlands of crystals incorporated throughout the fixture. The garlands form unique patterns that make this f...

Spanish wrought iron and gilt, ornate, hand painted six-light chandelier.

A Louis-Philippe style gilt bronze nine-light chandelier, Circa 1900 Measures: Height 42.5 in. (107.95 cm.), diameter 27 in. (68.58 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Estate of Al...

Stunning and rare Art Nouveau chandelier. Striking French design from the 1900s. Original gilt brass frame with original floral decorative elements. Five original candle holders for ...

A very fine 12 light chandelier crested with a true corona with clear crystal and rock crystal pendants emitting from a beaded crown. Four scrolling arms laden with crystal beads sur...

A very fine French Belle Époque gilt bronze and molded cut-glass thirteen-light chandelier, the circular shaped frame surmounted with an ovoid and spiral pear-shaped molded and frost...

Housing 5-lights, crystal bobeches sitting on giltwood posts. Will be rewired and for the United States, we will install UL US certified sockets and will put in appropriate sockets f...

A magnificent cut crystal three-stage chandelier attributed to the Crystal Manufacture of the Granja, underlined by crown of prisms, pearls and mirza. The lower part holds ten light arms finishing by green crystal cups with gold foliate patterns. The chandelier is supported by a central baluster in cut crystal enriched with large green crystal cups highlighted by intern lights. A similar chandelier is exhibited at the Liria Palace in Madrid, the Duke of Alba’s residence. La Real Fábrica de Cristales de La Granja was established in 1727 in San Ildefonso under order of the Bourbon king Felipe V of Spain, in order to furbish the royal palace of the Granja in glaces and mirrors. French glass masters came at the royal manufacture in 1746, and then masters from Germany and Bohemia (1750). Like the Buen Retiro royal manufacture of porcelain, the Santa Barbara tapestry manufacture, the Granja royal manufacture of crystal took part in the diffusion of Spanish decorative arts in Europe during the 18th century. The manufacture was closed in 1808, consequently to the Spanish independence war, before being restored in 1815 under the reign of Fernando VII...

Hand crafted light fixture made of solid brass with three made shades, great greenish rustic patina Looks great over a kitchen island, dining table or in a billiard room...

A captivating Spanish 1950s gilt metal chandelier, meticulously adorned with delicate floral motifs that evoke the beauty and charm of the Mediterranean lifestyle. This enchanting li...