A Waterford Cut and Colored Glass Five Light Candelabra

A Waterford Cut and Colored Glass Five Light Candelabra Mid 19th Century Height 23 x width 12 inches. Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

A pair of Baccarat molded and cut glass five light candelabra in the Medallion pattern, 20th century, each with acid etched factory mark, 21.5"h x 14"dia

A Pair of Cut Glass Five-Light Candelabra 19th century each hung with prisms throughout. Height 19 inches. Estimate $1,500-2,500

Brass with colored glass inset five light candelabra with three leg cathedral base articulating and telescoping. height 32" width 20" depth 6" Note break to bottom of one arm 32" H x 20" W x 6" D brea

American Brilliant Wheel Cut-Glass and Silverplate Five Light Candelabrum, Attributed to the Pairpoint Mfg. Co./ Pairpoint Corp., New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1880-1915. The standard cut with two leafy

An Important Pair of Baccarat Cut Glass and Gilt Bronze, Five-Light Candelabra, France, 19th century Marks to fixing bolts on bases: (Baccarat trademark) Marks to crystal drip pans: BACCARAT. H 23.1/4

A PAIR OF ORNATE CUT GLASS, GILT BRONZE AND METAL MOUNTED FIVE LIGHT TABLE CANDELABRA PROBABLY FRENCH, MID/LATE 19TH CENTURY Each with central stem with spiral twist cut mounts above leaf decorated br

Hawkes, Rare Pair of American Brilliant Period Cut Glass CandelabraFlute pattern, five light form, removable silverplate candle cups, cut crystal capital and bobeche with drop prism crystals, atop a b

Property of A Private Lady, subject to no reserve Waterford, An American cut-glass and molded glass two-light table candelabra issuing a finial and hung with glass lustre drops, on a glass plinth base

(pair) Continental polychrome porcelain and pierced gilt metal five-light candelabras, scrolling foliate metal standards issuing five candle holders, each decorated with hanging cut glass prisms, over

Continental, First half 20th Century. Cut and molded glass parts, with Baccarat Style Bases. Most likely Czech. overall good, minor chips and losses, 22" tall, 17" wide, A few prisms missing.

A WATERFORD CUT GLASS CHANDELIER, with domed corona and baluster centre column, fitted with five scroll arms, with cupped lights and hung with pendant icicle droplets. 48cm high

Mid Century Modern five light globe and chrome table lamp, designed by Robert Sonnenman (born 1943). Features a chrome body with round base and five descending stems toped by white glass bulbs. No app

Pair of Waterford cut pressed glass candelabras converted to lamps. Features a central light with three surrounding lights housed on brass hardware. Features a brass finial with Chinese letter design.

Two- light. Two scrolled brass colored arms. Double drip plates/bobeche. Draped swag from crown. Faceted prisms. Hexagonal tapered top standard. Cove moulded rectangular base and cut design into base.

A Pair of Louis XV Style Cut Glass Five-Light Girandoles in Silvered Wood Bases 19th Century now electrified. Height 26 inches.

A Continental Cast Metal and Cut Glass Five-Light Chandelier 20th Century Height 34 x diameter 19 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from a Midwestern Institution

A PAIR OF MURANO GLASS FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA Electrified. height 28in (71cm); diameter 16in (40.5cm)

A Venetian Cut Glass Five-Light Chandelier  20th Century Height 21 x diameter 21 inches.

A Molded and Cut Glass Five-Light Chandelier 20th Century Height 19 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgomery, Palm Beach, Florida

An Empire Style Brass and Cut Glass Five-Light Chandelier 20th Century wired for electricity. Height 33 inches.

A French Gilt Bronze and Cut Glass Five-Light Chandelier  19th Century Frame, height 20 x diameter 18 inches.

A French Gilt Metal and Cut Glass Five-Light Chandelier Late 19th/Early 20th Century electrified. Height 26 1/4 x diameter 18 inches. Property from the Collection of Susan Kroeger, Ltd., Winnetka, Ill

A Pair of Neoclassical Bronze and Cut Glass Five-Light Sconces  20th Century Height 13 inches.  Property from the Collection of Norene Goldstein, Chicago, Illinois