A Spanish Baroque style eight light chandelier

A Dutch Baroque style eight light brass chandelier, 32.5"h x 35"w

A monumental Continental Baroque style grey painted eight light chandelierapproximate height 52in (132cm); diameter 64in (162.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wright.

French Baroque-Style Gilt-Bronze Eight-Light Chandelier second quarter 20th century, the baluster-form standard with female masques and a pine cone drop, supporting a baluster mounted with pierced scr

Spanish Colonial Style Wrought Iron Eight Light Chandelier {Height 33 inches, diameter 33 1/2 inches}

A Pair of Italian Baroque Style Green Patinated Iron Eight-Light Chandeliers 20TH CENTURY Height 29 x diameter 31 inches.

Heavy Spanish black wrought iron eight-light chandelier, in the manner of Antonio Gaudi (Spain, 1852-1926), 20th c., hook top issuing four chains, dragon heads to either end, issuing six scrolled arms

Dutch Baroque style brass chandelier, 20th c., eight-light, Prussian double eagle crest, unmarked, 26.75"h (to top of ring) x 29"w

21st Century, Eight Lights, In The Spanish Style, Acanthine Corona And Appliques, Wrought Scrolls Throughout, In Working Condition , Height 32, Diameter 36 Inches. Electrification Present But Function

surmounted by a figure of a man holding a shield; with eight lights; Provenance: Property from a Brentwood Estate, Los Angeles, California, purchased in Denmark circa 1960; 32 inches diameter; 27 inch

surmounted by a figure of a man holding a shield; with eight lights; Provenance: Property from a Brentwood Estate, Los Angeles, California, purchased in Denmark circa 1960; Condition: two arms in need

A Louis XV style gilt bronze, clear glass and rock crystal eight light chandelier20th centuryapproximate height 33in (84cm); diameter 29in (71cm)

Louis XVI Style Eight Light Chandelier. The cage form standard hung from a gilt corona with a cascading tier of pendant lustres, a hexagonal base with eight floriform lights, enclosing a interior two

A Louis XV style gilt metal, quartz and beaded glass eight light chandelier20th centuryapproximate height 54in (137cm); diameter 32in (81cm)

20th century, bronze with pierced support with decorative swags and laurel wreaths, eight candle arms, the body with repeating rows of faceted prisms, drops at candle cups, 37 in. to socket, 26 in. wi

A Neoclassical Style Eight Light Chandelier by Visual Comfort 20TH/21ST CENTURY Height 21 x diameter 35 inches. Property from the Collection of Cynthia Moran, Palm Beach, FL

A French Napoleon III style eight light chandelier, each light with S form supports continuing to the circular mount suspended from chain supports, 20"h x 26"w Provenance: Property from the estate of

Louis XV Style Eight Light Chandelier, 20th c., with a molded glass support to a lower platform issuing eight curved glass arms with glass bobeches, the curved glass arms and bobeches hung with prisms

Maria Theresa style eight-light chandelier, 20th c., having central standard, issuing eight scrolling gold-tone metal arms encased with glass strips, terminating in glass bobeches with faux candles, a

Continental Taste, 20th C. with gilt-metal frame mounted with crystals. Apx. 26"h x 27"dia.

1 silvered metal pendant, 1 with corona, 1 with faux horn panels. Largest approx. 36" H x 23 1/2" diameter. (SF2410, 050786B, SF795)

Waterford style eight-light chandelier, recently cleaned and rewired. Originally purchased from Nesle Lighting in New York for a Pittsburgh client. Total Height: 57 in. (144.78 cm), Diameter: 33 in. (

Belle Epoque Louis XVI style eight light chandelier in the form of bows with pendant tied ribbons supporting a cut glass hemisphere, mounted with pairs of candle arms conjoined by ribboned flowering g

French gilt metal empire style eight-light chandelier, having eight lights within candle covers, rising from arms fashioned as swans, frame accented with running ornamentation, center drop finial, in

A FRENCH LOUIS XV STYLE GILT BRONZE MOUNTED GILT AND POLYCHROME ENAMEL DECORATED "SEVRÉS" STYLE EIGHT LIGHT CHANDELIER, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the "bleu celeste" ground porcelain standard of baluster fo