Pair of George III Style Cut Glass Six-Light Chandeliers

A George III Style Cut Glass Six-Light Chandelier 20th Century Height 33 1/2 x diameter 26 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Assembled Set of Six George III Style Cut-Glass Two-Branch Wall Lights Each centered by a spire finial and hung with prism swags and drops. Height of larger pair 28 inches (71.1 cm), width 20 inches (

A George III style cut glass ten light chandelierlate 19th centuryapproximate height 60in (153cm); diameter 38in (96.5cm)

An Irish George III Style Cut Glass Twelve-Light Chandelier 19th Century with Later Elements converted to electricity. Height 38 x diameter 35 inches. Property from Bishop's Hall and the Collection of

Pair of George III Style Cut Glass Four-Light Giradoles, Twentieth Century. Each of urn form, fitted with two S-scroll arms ending in urn-shaped nozzles and flowerhead drip-pans, and four shaped crook

A pair of Rococo style gilt metal beaded and cut glass and quartz six light chandeliersmodernheight 33in (84cm); diameter 27in (69cm)

Pair George III style brass, mahogany sconces, 20th c., each two light sconce with clear cut glass hurricane shades, electrified candlesticks, unmarked, 20"h x 14"w x 9"d (total) Provenance: A Private

George III Waterford style 12-light chandelier, the baluster form center support with cut glass canopy strung with crystals and pendants, the baluster issuing twelve cut glass arms with bobeches and s

George III Waterford style 12 light chandelier, the baluster form center support with gut glass canopy strung with crystals and pendants, the baluster issuing twelve cut glass arms with bobeches and s

Murano style dark amber glass six-light chandelier, in the George II manner, with a cut-glass domed canopy hung with prisms above a blown and cut glass baluster support with six candle arms and glass

Murano style dark amber glass six-light chandelier, in the George II manner, with a cut-glass domed canopy hung with prisms above a blown and cut glass baluster support with six candle arms and glass

A Georgian Style Cut Glass Six-Light Chandelier Early 20th Century Height 35 1/2 x diameter 29 inches. Property from the Louis F. Swift House Designed by Howard van Doren Shaw, Lake Forest, Illinois

George III style silvered six light chandelier, having an urn form standard continuing to the six down swept arms and terminating at the drop finial, 21"h x 24"w

A Pair of George III Style Gilt Bronze Six-Light Candelabra circa 1840 each foliate stem entwined with grapevines and issuing the central candle arm and five scrolling candle arms, the shaped base cas

A set of four George III style silvered and cut glass 2-light sconces. 23.5" H x 12.5" W Property from life long collectors, Fairfield, CT

Baltic Neoclassical Style Gilt Bronze and Cut Glass Six-Light Chandelier 19th Century Height 44 inches (111.7 cm), diameter 36 inches (91.5 cm). C

Neoclassical Style Gilt Metal and Cut Glass Six-Light Chandelier Height 30 inches (76.2 cm), diameter 24 inches (61 cm). C Property from an Upper East Side Estate

A Louis XV style painted decorated iron, cut glass six light chandelier20th centuryheight 27in (69cm); diameter 23in (59cm)

A ROCOCO STYLE LACQUERED BRASS AND CUT GLASS SIX-LIGHT CHANDELIER, 20TH CENTURY, with a bombé shaped cage issuing "S" form branches ending in circular twist-beaded bobèches and vasiform nozzles, sus

A PAIR OF VENETIAN STYLE ROCK CRYSTAL AND GLASS SIX-LIGHT CHANDELIERS height approximately 31in (79cm); diameter approximately 27in (69cm)

A Continental Baroque style gilt bronze, cut, beaded and polished glass six light chandelierfirst half 20th centuryapproximate height 43in (109cm); diameter 32in (81cm)

Two Pairs of George III Stye Cut and Molded Glass Three Light AppliquÈs

A Pair of George III Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Jasperware and Cut Glass Five-Arm Girandoles 19th Century with modern aluminum-veneered plinth bases. Height of girandoles 34 1/2 inches. Property from a

Pair of George III ormolu, cut glass and blue jasperware three-light candelabra, possibly by William Parker. Late 18th - early 19th century. Each circular jasperware base is sprigged in white with 'Th