Vintage Italian Porcelain 6-Light Chandelier

A set of (2) solid brass vintage lamp bases with globe chimneys. Unwired. The lamps feature cherubs on each side and look like candle-holders. Please note*****: the lamps are not wir...

A set of (3) antique amber glass hurricane shades. The color veries a little bit and one of the shades looks a little darker. Though all three are ...

Beautiful and rare Art Nouveau china hutch: 57" wide by 57" high and 14.5" deep. The hutch has 4 drawers in the middle, left and right storage compartme...

Antique octagonal with tiger eye maple veneer on top. Made by Dutch Woodcraft Shops in 1917. The table is sturdy, has a carved trim and a beautiful finish. It's 34" x 34" wide and 31...

A French six-light vintage painted metal and wood chandelier with S-scroll arms, acanthus leaves along the arms and twisted central column from the mid-20th century. This vintage ...

(12) light Spanish Baroque style wrought iron & wood painted chandelier. This chandelier has a rustic antique design with a distressed patina finish that blends tones of aged god, b...

This very nice light fixture done in an 18th-century style is part of the resurgence in antique style so loved by Cafe Society in the early part of the century. Italian and painted i...

Elegant and Unique Capodimonte Chandelier 6 Lights cream color with Gold & Yellow trims. Made in Italy. Its design is distinguished by the use of hand-painted ceramics. For the luminaire, such a luxurious material as polished brass is chosen, which is still more emphasizes all the advantages of porcelain. A significant piece of interior, which immediately captivates with its beauty, is made and painted completely manually by the best Italian craftsmen. The chandelier is designed to illuminate rooms, both in classical and modern style. Perfect for your entrance, your living room and your bedroom to make your house more beautiful and unique with this amazing Capodimonte chandelier or make a great gift for any occasion. Capodimonte porcelain got its name from the palace complex on one of the Neapolitan hills, where in 1743 King Charles III of Bourbon and his wife Maria Amalia...