Foliate Painted and Gilded Urn Form Pendant by E. F. Caldwell Co., circa 1900s

Majolica pieces compliment a variety of styles and these fixtures with their floral and foliate detail in earth tones are appealing.

Unique 19th century hanging oil lamp by Gagneau and Company of Paris, with urn form crafted from faience with blue, red and pink flowers and leaves on a cream colored ground, with ne...

One of the best, if not the best, alabaster chandeliers we have ever sold. The highly detailed carving on the bowl offers lovely vignettes to include an art nouveau woman. The gilt...

An Italian gilded wood hanging light from the late 19th century. This Italian light fixture is made of a central giltwood basket decorated with foli...

Italian Neoclassical decorative figural and foliage gilt bronze hanging hall lantern with beaded rope borders, three light interior cluster, and resting on scrolled figural foliage f...

An Incredible and Quite Large 19th Century Ormolu Mounted Chinese Celadon Crackle Porcelain Vase mounted as Lamp, Marked E.F. Caldwell. Presented is an exceptional lamp from the 19th century, masterfully blending Chinese and American artisanship, and distinguished by the signature of E.F. Caldwell. Enhanced with an ormolu mount, this lamp showcases a captivating Chinese celadon crackle porcelain body, elegantly fashioned on the mounts. Adorned with intricate geometric patterns and foliate designs, the ornate ormolu top features a mesmerizing arrangement of filigree and delicate beading. A resplendent finial crowns the lamp, an embellished jewelry-like pierced circular ornament adorned with inner scrolls. Gracefully positioned on a stepped ormolu base, the lamp stands tall atop four foo-dogs, each grasping a ball. Notably, the male foo dog...

Masterfully Handcrafted European one-light chandelier. For those seeking a truly elegant and character-rich lighting piece, this exceptional chandelier from the early years of the 2...

With red grape-vine scrolling designs and ormolu mounts. Origin: Bohemia Date: 19th century Dimension: 24 in. x 12 in.

An Empire Revival gilt-bronze and cut-glass pendant chandelier. French, circa 1910. Of globular form this fine chandelier has a central gilt-bronze band cast with vases issuin...

Very unique and large hexagonal shaped bronze ecclesiastical lantern designed by the French goldsmith, Edmond Lesage (1859-1928), from the heights of the Art Nouveau period and Renai...