Early 1800s More Lighting

Hand forged in Spain, circa 1800, this pair of iron candle holders can be used in any room of the house. Both candle holders have three cylindrical cups, with the center one sitting above the outer two that rest on S-scroll arms. A pair of smaller S-scrolls can be seen beneath the sinuous arms, while the four legs are also scrolled, converging in a pointed noix beneath the shaft. The hand forged iron...

A wooden and metal floor lamp from France, produced circa 1800. At a height slightly under six feet, this tall floor lamp will both illuminate while animating the imagination. The ab...

A gilded wooden table lamp from France, circa 1800. A repurposed wooden candlestick supports an empire lampshade in natural white. The shape is slende...

A nice pair of candelabras made for two candles each. Marble bases with dark-adapted columns on which Greek Roman Goddesses stand bearing the candleholders on a cushion on their head...

A pair of casolettes made of gilt and dark patinated bronze. The sides of the urn with decorated with heads of a cock. The symbol for France.

This exceptional chamber candlestick has a shaped circular base with raised rim decorated with gadrooning interspersed with anthemions as well as raying shells, flanked by acanthus leaves. The central shaft rises to a tulip shaped capital decorated with lobing and the detachable nozzle is decorated with the same border as is seen on the base. The carrying handle is engraved with a feather edge border and displays a conical shaped extinguisher, which terminates in a bud finial. The nozzle and extinguisher are engraved with a double contemporary Scottish Crest, with Motto above, all surmounted by the Coronet of a Viscount. The base displays some of the finest engraving we have seen on a piece of silver including the Armorial, with Viscount's Coronet above, and Motto below, all flanked by most unusual supporters. The weight and quality of production of this piece is quite outstanding. William Stroud made some of the finest chambersticks in London at this date and this piece is in quite excellent condition. The chamberstick is fully marked on the base, nozzle and extinguisher. The Arms are those of Duncan quartering Haldane for Sir Robert Dundas...

Rare 19th century American etched bell jar lantern with ships. This Classic Federal bell jar has an etched theatrical drape border around the top with...

Elegant pair of gilt bronze and cooper Directoire period candelabras.

Pair of gilded and sculpted bronze candlesticks from the Empire period. The socket is very intricately sculpted with beading and foliage. Beneath the socket, three female busts face ...

English bronze mythological god Zeus with his eagle companion defeating Prometheus. The oval sconce has three arms oval with lambs tongue border, scrolle...

Pair of Venetian two-arm bronze mirrored wall sconces with etched decorative floral, bird, and butterfly motif . Sconces retain the original wood backs as well. All original. Early ...

This chandelier was made in France in the 19th century, circa 1800, and features a tole shade surmounted over four lights. Each of the lights have a hurricane shade that fits perfect...