Very rare and original Art Deco Alabaster Chandelier with 8 arm tulip extensions. I would place this fixture around 1925-1930. It is a serious piece that would look great in your fabulous Art Deco room. Either over a dining table, large entryway or living space. It is superior quality. The metal is nickeled bronze, cased with nice elements showing the tradition from roots of art deco moving to a more modern treatment. What is also great is the repeat of the etching in the alabaster and the metal. One can see this was not a marriage of spare parts, but the original intention of the designer (unknown to me). Also, the color of the alabaster has that amber age that only develops after years of exposure to sun, light, smoke and whatever else was present in the room(s) where it lived all these years. Here is a chance to get something quite unique and I can't say I've ever offered or seen a piece quite like this before. The size is 27" X 27" X 58" hang.

This Streamline pendant light makes a bold statement in spacious stairways, foyers, dining rooms, and other common areas. The body, pendant and canopy are of gleaming chrome and bear a striking aerodynamic design. This fixture has a frosted glass lens in the center, but the saucer-like dimensions of the chrome shade bounce most of your usable light off of the ceiling. We currently have two of these fixtures.

The Measurements:
22" Drop and 22" Diameter

Here's a glamorous, large-scale 1930s Art Deco chandelier. The elegant (yet hefty!) body of the fixture is made of a gently patinated polished aluminum. The fixture holds a total twelve (12) candelabra bulbs and features a thick glass disc at the base of each light to bolster the candle illusion. The detailed metal body of the fixture boasts floral and geometric Art Deco design while the lower cap bears a shell-inspired motif. This elegant light fixture would work quite well in a larger dining room and its satiny texture would complement a variety of interiors.

The Measurements:
36" Diameter with a 42" Drop

Metal lovers rejoice! Here's a graceful 1940s Art Deco copper and brass chandelier that will brighten any room - lit or not. The body, curved arms and finial and rail motif are of a beautifully patinated brass while the Modernist shades and canopy are made of glorious copper. There are five shades for light as well as two more sockets tucked away within the body of the fixture for a total of seven bulbs. This is a larger chandelier and as such would be perfect in a dining room or other larger room in your home.

The Measurements:
32" Drop X Approximately 26" Diameter

This elegant 1930s French chandelier is constructed almost entirely of beautifully etched glass. There are six (6) etched glass panels that fit within chrome channels and a thick, hefty, etched hexagonal main shade at the bottom of the fixture. The pendant, canopy, finial and other hardware appointments are made of gleaming chrome. The result is a dazzling fixture, with a very straight-forward and clean design that will elicit endless admiration.

The Measurements:
31" Drop X 22" Wide

Gleaming chrome with artistic etched and pebbled glass are the defining attributes of this elegant 1940s French Art Deco Chandelier. This graceful fixture has been made extraordinary with the addition of a floral shaped center etched-glass shade and etched glass side inserts. All this, together with the lustrous chrome of the fixture's body and the four spiral-motif, etched-glass fitter shades create complex reflections that will add special-occasion sparkle to your everyday dining, living or bedroom.

The Measurements:
29" Drop X 24" Wide

A handsome and streamlined chandelier made of copper and thick heavily pebbled glass. Great Art Deco streamlines with just the right amount of detail. The body of the chandelier is made of a beautiful coppered metal that has developed a noble patina with age. The glass possesses a thick pale green-hued edge which glows strikingly when illuminated.
The chandelier hangs approximately 24" from the ceiling and has a diameter of approximately 18" inches.