Chandelier N°10496, 27 lights, H. 1m25, L. 1m.

Chandelier N°10496, 27 lights, H. 1m25, L. 1m.   « Less

Vintage Blue Ice Art Deco Ceiling Fixture. Up to 4 available. The antique Art Deco globes, commonly called "Blue Ice or Ice Blue" introduces a cool blue atmosphere to the  More »

Vintage Blue Ice Art Deco Ceiling Fixture. Up to 4 available. The antique Art Deco globes, commonly called "Blue Ice or Ice Blue" introduces a cool blue atmosphere to the decor when lit. The blue color fades somewhat when lit but a fabulous blue shines when not lit. There are several variations of this globe from the 30s, some conical, some more square, but all share a link to the Art Deco period of design and style. These vintage Deco light fixtures would have originally been found in hotel lobbies, auto dealerships, department stores, or banks but now are right at home, well, in a home. Great for kitchens or baths. What great lighting for a master bedroom! Antique ceiling canopy and fitter from Lincoln. 4 available, priced each Globe itself is 14 inches by 14 inches, shown on a 12 inch fitter. Total drop 25 inches as shown which can be adjusted. Great entryway fixture as well.   « Less

Crystal Chandelier With Six Exterior Lights And Three Interior Lights. Each Exterior Light Bobeche Festooned With 5 Six Inch Prisms Surrounding A Center 4 Inch Prism. The  More »

Crystal Chandelier With Six Exterior Lights And Three Interior Lights. Each Exterior Light Bobeche Festooned With 5 Six Inch Prisms Surrounding A Center 4 Inch Prism. The Canopy Having Six 4 Inch Prisms Above The 28 Draped 12.5" Swags Of 12 Graduated Crystals. The Lower 28 Swags Of 5 Crystals, Gathered By A Scrolled Gold Base (see exposure #8). Circa 1900. Condition Report: excellent condition with all prisms intact. Overall Size: 22" L x 21.5" W.   « Less

* Circa 1880's * Brass body with design detail * Slanted Transfer Etched Gas Shades * Flat tubing East lake details * 28" drop x 33" width *  More »

* Circa 1880's * Brass body with design detail * Slanted Transfer Etched Gas Shades * Flat tubing East lake details * 28" drop x 33" width * Available: 1 * Drop can be adjusted if desired. The Gas Chandelier Period began in the 1850's and followed the use of fluids (e.g. kerosene, oil) to power chandeliers. Gas was manufactured from coal. This was an improvement from a safety point of view because fluids would tend to flow and drip to cause fire hazards. A typical gas chandelier (e.g. 3 arm gas chandelier) would have 3 arms with bowl shades on the end of the arms housing a gas flame that would light the room . The wattage output from gas chandeliers was fairly low.   « Less

With rock crystal, amethyst, and cut glass. Circa 1850. 45" high by 32" diameter

With rock crystal, amethyst, and cut glass. Circa 1850. 45" high by 32" diameter   « Less

With fifteen arms. Second half of the 19th century.

With fifteen arms. Second half of the 19th century.   « Less

With sunburst canape, bronze-linked chain, patinated bronze cherubim playing horns, and centered by a gilt bronze torchere. Recently electrified to American standard. 19th  More »

With sunburst canape, bronze-linked chain, patinated bronze cherubim playing horns, and centered by a gilt bronze torchere. Recently electrified to American standard. 19th century.   « Less

With circular corona having urn-form finials supporting a tapering round tier cresting in leafage carved scrolling candle arms. 19th century. 51" high (61" with canopy) by  More »

With circular corona having urn-form finials supporting a tapering round tier cresting in leafage carved scrolling candle arms. 19th century. 51" high (61" with canopy) by 41" diameter   « Less

Early 19th century. 42" high by 30" diameter

Early 19th century. 42" high by 30" diameter   « Less

In the Rocaille style. Late 19th or early 20th century. Electrified to American standard. 38" diameter by 37" high

In the Rocaille style. Late 19th or early 20th century. Electrified to American standard. 38" diameter by 37" high   « Less