Austrian Wood Chandelier

rectangular hanginglamp, eight textured glass shades, designed by Rupert Nikoll, Vienna 1950. The length of the stem can be altered to any size for free eight lamp sockets E 27

6-arm chandelier, 1830s gold-plated wood with fire-gilded metal applications.

A wooden carved Chandelier with 4 putti, which is painted in blue and gold.

Stunning 19th Century Crystal Chandelier

Rare male depiction of the typical rural figural chandelier called "Lusterweiberl" meaning "Lamp Girl" Or "Boy". This example shows a cosy inn-keeper character with baroque putto-li...

Twelve-light Baroque style chandelier made from expertly carved wood. Exquisite oil-gilded surface on chalk ground with partly polished areas as additional highlight. With exceptiona...

This impressive and extremely rare glass chandelier consists of layers of heavily-seeded blown glass tulips which are suspended on small chains from a lacquered white frame. Lit by s...

Mid Century chandelier , brass base ,palisander wood and glass shades.Original condition.

A brass, stained wood and white fabric chandelier designed and produced in Austria, c. 1920s.

A 6-light Empire style Austrian carved wood chandelier with metal arms and wooden elements issuing from dish.

The six large beautiful spheres of cut glass are supported by a heaxagonal wood frame with a zebra type finish. The fixture give sa beautiful soft light when illuminated.

The six large spheres of cut glass which are supported by a hexagonal frame which has a glazed silver leafed finish gives a beautiful light once illuminated

Viennese Biedermeier chandelier consisting of a central baluster carved with floral corollas, from which curl-shaped rays radiate, supporting a circular wooden structure. Along the u...

Austrian sculptural wood antler chandelier with 3 hanging lights and oil rub bronze hardware.

A 1920s Five light bronze and pecan wood fixture with large custard bowl glass shades. Rewired. Ceiling pole height can be adjusted.

A 6 light Austrian carved and gilt wood chandelier with shell motifs on underside of dish.

Period Carved and Giltwood Austrian Eight Arm Chandelier. All Original Including Chains. Rare Foliate and Neoclassical Elements

One of two impressive ten-arm vintage chandeliers by Rupert Nikoll, Vienna, manufactured in midcentury, circa 1960 (late 1950s or early 1960s). The light fixture is made of a nice m...

Mid-nineteenth century Austrian gilt wood chandelier imitating the form of an inverted umbrella or canopy decorated with gilt tassels and piping.

Housing 6-lights. 5 encircling and one inside. Newly rewired with certified US UL sockets for the USA and appropriate sockets for all other countries and ready to hang. Hand painted ...

This stunning and beautifully crafted late 18th century giltwood chandelier features 10 shaped branches and scones, all ornately carved and embellished. The branches all connect to a...

Austrian Biedermeier gilt wood chandelier featuring a feather tip corona suspending a central shaft and chains above two tiers of twenty-four acanthus-sheathed arms with a pine cone...

A 19th century Lüsterweibchen Austrian light fixture consisting of the torso of a maiden with "Antlers wings" and a coat of arms with single candleholder at the top of the head, circ...

Fascinating crystal and wood pendant, the crystal body covered in a geometric diamond pattern and holding two tapering wood side panels. Extremely stylized.

The butter-coloured lacquered parts interspersed with gilding create a fascinating visual contrast, underlining the richness of the details. The chandelier, suspended from three chai...

Brass construction with nut wood elements, fitted with E14 sockets, opaline glass shades. Made in Austria, Vienna in the 1960s by Rupert Nikoll.

J.T. Kalmar chandelier 1950's. This lamp has got six bladder shades with a fine leather finish. The wooden base and brass tubes are subtly. Total height 100cm but adjustable. ...

An iconic Mid-Century Sputnik starburst Met chandelier, designed by Hans Harald Rath in the 1966, executed by J. & L. Lobmeyr, Austria. Made of nickel-plated brass, Swarovski hand-cu...

Extraordinary enamelled ceramic wood stove. Centuries-old Alsatian stove from the city of Strasbourg. It survived two world wars unscathed and was acquired in the 1950s by Baron Von ...

Kalmar glass pendant with wood and brass accents. Takes standard bulb max wattage. The glass alone is 9" x 13.5".

Stunning 1920s Art Deco ceiling lamp, designed in the characteristic style of Karl Hagenauer and the renowned Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien. The lamp features four stylized dancer figure...

J. T. Kalmar Vienna from the 1950s. Wood strip with six glass shade mounted on brass holder with E27 bulbs.

Mid-Century Modernist flush mount chandelier with textured glass that has a wood grain design in an accentuated dome shape and bubble design centerpiece with chrome fittings. It has...

Fine Austrian brass and wood chandelier from the 1940s.

Exceptional lamp by the architect and lamp maker Wilhelm Vest from Vienna, Austria. If you are looking for a lamp that is an absolute rarity and different from comparable lamps by Ha...

A beautiful 1920's Austrian Art Deco Chandelier. It has hand blown light custard glass shades, bronze decorative accents, a pecan wood neck, and a matching canopy.

Rare large Austrian nine-arm chandelier from the 1930s, attributed to J.T. Kalmar, featuring brushed brass hardware with a rare stained hardwood stem. Arranged in two tiers are nine ...

Austrian Tyrolean style (second half of the 19th century) polychromed gesso/wood figural hanging lamp in the form of a shop keeper with lantern and key and double horn tail.

Elegant four shade chandelier from Oswald Haerdtl designed for Haus & Garden and produced possibly from the company Rupert Nikoll in Vienna, 1930´s. The corpus is made in brass with...

A beautiful and large ten-arm chandelier by Rupert Nikoll, Vienna, fmanufactured in Mid-Century, circa 1960 (end of 1950s or early 1960s). A nice mixture of materials: large opalin...

A pair of impressive ten-arm chandeliers by Rupert Nikoll, Vienna, manufacured in Mid-Century, circa 1960 (late 1950s or early 1960s). The fixture is made of a nice mixture of mater...

A large chandelier from Josef Frank, dating about 1925, Austria. From the central ball flow five brass arms whose ends with brass fixtures for the shades. Under the brass fixtures ...

An Austrian four-light chandelier with a rack of natural deer antlers mounted with a carved wood figurative element of a winged cherub with fish scale body/tail.

Viennese Art Deco six-arm chandelier with crystal glass hangings, limewood carved, beaten silver, partly signs of age, typical Viennese works around Dagobert Peche and the Wiener Wer...

A beautifully crafted light fixture for Black Forest enthusiasts. This beautifully executed and sculptural light fixture will look great at your home, but it can also create the perf...

Highly decorative chandelier, hanging lamp, with a wonderful whole deer horn look, made in Austria around the 1900s.

A very beautiful antique antler chandelier called "Lusterweibchen" or "Lusterweiberl" from Austria or South Germany. The literal translation of Lusterweibchen is "chandelier female"....

Rupert Nikoll chandelier with nut wood, circa 1950s Polished and stove enameled Shades are replaced (new).

Kalmar used traditional materials like glass, bronze, brass, and wood. His designs, including this chandelier, lacked ornament but favored instead a purist aesthetics.

A large pendant lamp model no. 3652/6 'Holzstern' (England. wood star) by J.T. Kalmar, Austria. J.T. Kalmar designed the chandelier Holzstern already in the 1930s.

A large pendant lamp model no. 3652/6 'Holzstern' (engl. wood star) by J.T. Kalmar, Austria, manufactured in Mid-Century, circa 1960.

A fantastic five arm pendant lamp made of stained wood and brass with cream colored pleated fabric shades by Josef Frank, manufactured in Austria in 1930s.

A fantastic eight-arm pendant chandelier made of stained wood and brass with organically curved arms and cream colored pleated fabric shades, manufactured in Austria in 1930s.