15 results for "palace lantern"

Make a dramatic statement with this Vintage Regency Painted Swag Lantern, a charming fusion of theatrical design and old-world craftsmanship. This electri...

Immerse your space in the elegant allure of the past with this exquisite French Louis XIV Style Hanging Hall Lantern. Crafted in the early 20th century, this meticulously designed p...

Beautiful lantern gilded bronze Napoleon III period faceted glass beveled. Superb quality and impeccable condition. Model inspired by a lantern of the Palace of Versailles...

Castle-Worthy monumental candelabra. Highly valuable, carved beechwood, inlaid and gilded. Multi structured in detail, finely carved pillar-shaf...

Grand Scale 19thc French Louis XVI style Palace Lantern/ Chandelier. This Bronze lantern holds over 100 lights. This fixture needs to be rewired, all ol...

A striking vintage Moroccan Moorish lantern chandelier, handcrafted in Marrakech, Morocco, circa 1980. Monumental in presence yet remarkably refined in its detailing, this sculptural hanging light combines clear glass with intricately pierced and hand-worked metal in a warm aged bronze-tone finish. The elaborate silhouette and exceptional metalwork give the chandelier the architectural presence associated with traditional Moroccan palace and riad lighting. The fixture is constructed around a dramatic faceted lantern body framed by clear glass panels. Each section is defined by slender metalwork and surrounded by finely pierced decorative panels incorporating repeating Moorish geometric and arabesque-inspired motifs. Above the glass body, the chandelier rises into an elegant flared pierced-metal crown, while the lower section terminates in a beautifully shaped bulbous pierced-metal element and delicate finial. The combination creates an unusually graceful vertical profile from every angle. One of the most appealing qualities of this chandelier is the relationship between transparency and ornament. The clear glass keeps the substantial fixture visually light, allowing the interior four-light candelabra cluster to remain visible, while the pierced metal creates intricate patterns of light and shadow across surrounding walls and ceilings when illuminated. The aged bronze-colored surface adds warmth and depth without overpowering the delicacy of the openwork construction. Handcrafted by Moroccan artisans, the chandelier displays the subtle irregularities and individual character associated with traditional hand fabrication rather than modern machine production. Its sophisticated combination of geometric architecture, pierced metalwork and clear glass makes it equally successful in traditional Moorish surroundings or as a dramatic counterpoint within a contemporary interior. With a substantial 40-inch-high body and 18-inch diameter, this is an impressive architectural light fixture ideally suited to a high-ceilinged entry hall, stairwell, gallery, dining room, library, bedroom or dressing room. It would also make a particularly striking statement in a luxurious bathroom suspended above a freestanding bathtub, where the clear glass and pierced metalwork can be appreciated from multiple viewpoints. A related Moroccan light fixture supplied by Mosaik was used in a bathroom at Madonna's former Hollywood Hills residence, as illustrated in one of the listing photographs. This image is included as an installation reference demonstrating how this style of Moroccan lighting can function within a sophisticated residential interior; it should not be interpreted as provenance for this individual chandelier. The chandelier has been restored and professionally rewired for U.S. use with a cluster of four candelabra-base lights. The suspension chain can be adjusted according to the ceiling height and desired installation. An exceptional vintage Moroccan lighting piece combining decorative craftsmanship, architectural scale and the atmospheric quality of traditional Marrakech interiors. Dimensions: chandelier body 40 in. H × 18 in. diameter. without the chains Origin: Marrakech, Morocco. Date: circa 1980. Condition Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Restored and rewired for U.S. use with four candelabra-base sockets. The aged bronze-tone metal surface displays expected variations and minor surface wear consistent with vintage handcrafted construction. Clear glass panels show minor signs of age and use. Suspension chain can be adjusted for installation. Not UL listed. Creator / Maker Moroccan Artisans / Unknown Design Moroccan Moorish Lantern Chandelier Place of Origin Morocco Date of Manufacture Circa 1980 Period 1980–1989 Style Moorish Materials Metal, Clear Glass Techniques Hand-Crafted, Pierced, Hand-Wrought Finish Aged Bronze-Tone Metal Color Bronze / Brown / Clear Power Source Hardwired Voltage 110–150V Number of Lights 4 Bulb Base Candelabra Dimensions 40 in H × 18 in diameter — body only Chain Adjustable Lampshade Not Included Condition Good Restoration Restored and Rewired UL Listed No Category Chandeliers and Pendant Lights SEO / Search Attributes Moroccan chandelier, Moorish chandelier, Moroccan lantern, Moorish lantern, Marrakech lighting, Moroccan pendant light, pierced metal chandelier, clear glass chandelier, bronze Moroccan lantern, vintage Moroccan lighting, Moroccan ceiling light, Moorish lighting, Islamic design lighting, North African lighting, Mediterranean chandelier...

A spectacular and high quality French 19th century Louis XIV st. ormolu and crystal lantern. The lantern is modeled off a lantern still situated in the Palais de Versailles, which wa...

Montgolfière Style Chandelier: Tailored Empire Elegance Introducing our new Montgolfière style chandelier, a magnificent embodiment of Empire splendor adorned with exquisite lead cr...

PROVENANCE : Palais de Soye France Buying a Muller Frères chandelier with 7 bulbs is an exceptional choice for collectors and enthusiasts of historical decorative arts, especially...

A palatial and superb quality French, 19th century Louis XVI style ormolu figural six-light chandelier with figures of cherubs, after the model by Pierre Gouthiere...

These table lamps are made in the Satsuma style. They rest on wooden bases and are hand painted. They have gilt gold accents and pagoda like shades.

Porcelain plaque. China. Republic period ca. 1930. Famille rose decoration of the peach garden oath. Framed: 17.25 x 11.75 in. Image size: 15 x 9.5 in.   

Chinese Famille Rose Enameled Porcelain Snuff Bottle Qing dynasty, signed, with a four-character mark in red on the underside. Cylindrical and decorated with figures in a sparse lan...

Podestà’s Palace, Florentine Enforcer, and Cosimo de’ Medici the Elder, 1845 This evocative set of three hand-colored prints captures both architectural and human elements of Renais...

George Plante (Scottish/American, 1914-1995) A rainy Chinese palace courtyard scene. oil on canvas sight: 47 ½ by 35 ½ inches frame: 51 ¼ by 39 inches