Louis XVI Style Ormolu Eight-Light Gilt Bronze Chandelier

A Louis XIV style ormolu eighteen-light chandelier, after the model by Andre-Charles Boulle, 19th century. The urn-form baluster stem surmounted with putto terms, the spreading lower section issuing two tiers of scrolling candlearms, those of the lower tier headed by alternating classical monopodiae busts and rams' masks. Measures: Height 40 in., diameter 39 in. Provenance: Provenance, CHRISTIES New York 19th CENTURY...

Fine French Empire Ormolu & Cut-GLass Thirty-Five Light Chandelier 19th Century. The crest composed of uprising stylized leaves hung with stands of cut-glass beads, terminating in ...

This very large and substantial cast and gilt bronze eight-arm chandelier was made in France in approximately 1900 in the Louis XIV style. The ornate and very heavy casting is decora...

A Louis XVI Style Gilt-Bronze six-light chandelier 'aux Termes' Attributed to Emmanuel-Alfred (dit Alfred II) Beurdeley, Paris. Modelled with three caryatid term figures holding spiral branches issuing candle nozzles. The whole executed in exceptionally finely cast gilt-bronze with beautiful matte and burnished gilding. The bowl in blue-painted tole. The prototype for this chandelier dates to the end of the eighteenth century, is attributed to the bronzier François Rémond and is in the Nissim de Camondo museum in Paris (Inv. CAM 146). Another, dated to circa 1785, is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (1972.242). This example is attributed to the celebrated ébéniste and bronzier Maison Beurdeley, owing to the fine quality of the gilt-bronze and in relation to a drawing for the model which is held in the Beurdeley archives in the library of the Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris. France, Circa 1880. Provenance: Collection Pierre...