Six Light Chandelier, Attributed to Caldwell

Wear, surface distress, lacking candle socket covers. 19-1/2"h x 23-1/2"dia

20th C. Lacking candle socket covers, surface distress and wear. 21-1/2"h x 29"dia

A Gilt Bronze and Brass Six-Light Chandelier Attributed to Maison Bagues 20th Century Height 30 x diameter 23 1/2 inches. Property from a House and Garden Designed by David Hicks, Bloomfield Hills, Mi

Chrome Six Light Chandelier Attributed to Ingo Maurer height approximate height 18 inches, approximate diameter 18 inches Provenance: Estate of Sheila Shevin of Rye, New York

Italian mid-century modern Murano glass six-light chandelier, attributed to Barovier & Toso, c.1940s-1950s, having colorless glass standard with rope twist design, issuing six arched arms, terminating

Italian mid-century modern six-light chandelier, attributed to Gaetano Sciolari (Italian, 1927-1994), c.1960s, three-tier circular metal frame, accented with hanging oval and column prisms, in need of

Italian mid-century modern six-light chandelier, attributed to Gaetano Sciolari (Italian, 1927-1994), c.1960s, silver-tone metal frame, issuing roundels, with vertical and oval crystal prisms, in need

(pair) Gilt metal and crystal six-light chandeliers, attributed to Verona Collection, 21st c., glass-clad standard, base issuing six glass arms, ending in glass bobeche, iridescent flashed crystal bea

Wear, surface distress, lacking candle socket covers. 15"h x 19"dia

French silverplate metal six-light chandelier, design attributed to Maison Bagues, an incised decorated standard, issuing stylized flowers and six scrolling foliated arms, in need of new wiring, some

A brass and frosted glass six light ring chandelier attributed to Vilhelm Lauritzen (Danish, 1894-1984) circa 1955 height approximately 48in (122cm); diameter approximately 68in (173cm) Provenance: Si

Huge 48-Light Bronze Chandelier attributed to Caldwell. This ornate Brass & Bronze turn of the century chandelier has all the details and quality of the sought after maker E.F.Caldwell. We were unable

Cornelius & Baker Attributed Six Light Gasolier Chandelier. Brass body mounted with busts, floral and foliate mounts, with cut glass shades. {Approximate dimensions: 125 long x 33 inches diameter.}. C

Beaux Art Gilt Bronze Six Light Chandelier with Alabaster Shades, Possibly by Caldwell {Height 26 inches, diameter 25 inches}

Attributed to Jo Hammerborg (1920-1982) for Fog & Mørup six-light chandelier Copenhagen, Denmark teak, brass, glass sticker label 'FM Copenhagen Denmark' 30 1/2"w x 22"d x 53"h

Modernist style circular six light chandelier, with molded ribbed glass edge, with chain and ceiling electric cover, attributed to Tommi Parzinger (German, 1903-81).

A super rare, elegant and dainty crystal basket chandelier attributed to Caldwell, circa 1905. This is an American made light done in a light hearted decorative French style. Featuring delicate cut cr

Matched Pair of American Neo-Classical Style Bronze Chandeliers. Circa 1910. Caldwell. Each is Six-light with original frosted glass shades. Height from tassel to top of square chain approximately 48"

FRENCH STYLE 9-LIGHT FIGURAL BRONZE ELECTRIFIED GAS CHANDELIER WITH SEATED PUTTIS & ETCHED SHADES , ATTRIBUTED TO CALDWELL - 30" x 26" (PLEASE NOTE THIS CHANDELIER IS VERY HEAVY FOR SHIPPING)

Exceptional four arm and six light brass light fixture in an unusual arts and crafts design that almost borders on Modernism, circa 1915. Attributed to the Toledo Chandelier Co. Featuring a "Monk Head

This exceptional and highly rare light fixture features six arms arranged in a spiral around a center post of turned pine, with dewdrop shades of frosted cased glass. Attributed to Uno Dahlen for Anet

ENGLISH GEORGIAN BRASS SIX-LIGHT CHANDELIER, the baluster-form standard with gadrooned cap and base, topped with a spread-wing dove below the trefoil hanging loop, set with six S-scroll arms, eac

Tiffany Studios Six-Light Chandelier Tiffany Studios six-light chandelier with pulled feather favrile shades.

A LOUIS XVI BRONZE DORÉ SIX LIGHT CHANDELIER, LATE 18TH CENTURY AND AFTER, PROBABLY FRENCH, the foliate canopy over a tied beribboned surmount with fringe tassel ends issuing flower bloom dotted chai