French Art Deco Brass Four-Light Candelabra

A French Art Deco four light steel and brass bouillotte chandelier in the Jacques Adnet taste, with four brass torpedo arms and bobeches surrounding a bell-form center, the whole beneath a steel bouil

French Art Deco four-light chandelier, c.1930s, iron frame with foliate details, cased satin glass bowl with mottled hues of purple and blue, three hanging shades, etched mark "L'ELF," small chips, bo

French Art Deco style metal and frosted clear glass four-light chandelier, central three-arm metal standard issuing three straight arms holding small shades with lights, above single light socket cove

Pair of French Gilt Brass Four Light Convertible Candelabra, late 19th c., with a center raised candle cup flanked by three scrolled arms with like candlecups, detaching from a single candlestick on a

Pair French Art Deco Gilt Brass 2-light Sconces (2 pc.) 8" H x 11 1/2" W Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer. (NJWA128/2)(MS)

Continental Art Deco brass and metal four-light chandelier with milk glass shades, circa 1920. Matches lot 154, 170, 175 and 251 30"h x 20"dia

Continental Art Deco brass and metal four-light chandelier with milk glass shades, circa 1920. Matches lot 154, 170, 175 and 185. 30"h x 20"dia

Continental Art Deco brass and metal four-light chandelier with milk glass shades, circa 1920. Matches lot 154, 175, 185 and 251. 30"h x 20"dia

Continental Art Deco brass and metal four-light chandelier with milk glass shades, circa 1920. Matches lot 154, 170, 185 and 251 30"h x 20"dia

Pair of French Art Nouveau bronze four light candelabra, each measuring 13.5" tall. Condition: socket sleeves missing, wires have been cut at base, lamp hardware removed, wear to gilded finish. See im

French Art Deco patinated metal and glass four-light chandelier, Muller Freres, c.1930s-1940s, three ligatures support central frosted shade, molded geometric patterns, issuing three down turned arms,

French art deco three light gilt brass chandelier with frosted molded glass globes. Approx. height 30"

Unusual Pair of Art Deco Brass, Marble, and Aluminum 4 Light Electrified Candelabras. Condition: Generally Good, One Foot Knob Missing from 1 Lamp. Dimensions: W- 975", Depth- 7.5", H- 11.5". Provenan

Second quarter 20th century, the domed top with four inset frosted glass panels, over a conforming rectangular body with curved glazed sides and a glazed hinged door enclosing a mirror-back, on a conf

French Art Deco frosted glass chandelier. 20th century. Frosted glass shades, four lights, foliate motif metal frame and ceiling medallion. Scratches and wear throughout glass shades. Small chips and

Pair of Crystal & Gilt Brass Candelabras - Four-light candelabras with faceted crystal columns and base. 22 3/4" H. Condition: Minor normal wear.

PAIR OF ART DECO METAL AND CRYSTAL ELECTRIFIED TWO LIGHT SCONCES metal with black finish, lyre back and two light candelabra sconces with rose, spear and octagonal cut crystal pieces. Dimensions Width

A pair of unusual Art Deco ceiling fixtures, the copper and brass angular frames supporting four lights and a rectangular shade, very well made, very good condition, 26 x 19 x 8 1/2 inches.

Continental four light brass candelabra fitted as a lamp, with silvered tole shade, 28 inches.

Group of Fourteen Pieces of French Lighting, 19th c., consisting of a pair of brass two light candelabra; four brass chambersticks; a brass pigeon lamp; three push-up brass candlesticks; a brass balus

French or English Art Deco Style Chandelier or Pendant Light. Solid brass construction with overall matte surface with its main feature being a frosted glass dome. Overall height is 32" which is adjus

Probably 1980's Art Deco Style Chandelier by Vianne. Gold patinated brass or bronze components with four Art Nouveau style lavendar shades. Unmarked. Overall length is 52" and approximate diameter of

French Art Deco Alabaster Chandelier, 20th c., of bowl form, with three interior lights, suspended from three brass chains and a brass canopy, Bowl- H.- 5 3/4 in., Dia.- 15 1/2 in.

French, circa 1925, possibly Alfred Portneuve (1896-1946), after design by Emile Jacques Ruhlmann (1879-1933), each with mahogany frame with molded arm supports and tapered legs set with brass cap fee