1830s Lighting
European Neoclassical Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass, Bronze, Ormolu, Wire
American American Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass, Copper, Iron, Nickel
German Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
Italian Neoclassical Revival Antique 1830s Lighting
Glass, Wood
Italian Grand Tour Antique 1830s Lighting
Pine
French Rococo Antique 1830s Lighting
Porcelain
English George III Antique 1830s Lighting
Sheffield Plate
French Charles X Antique 1830s Lighting
Ormolu, Tin
American American Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
British William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Ormolu
English George IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass, Iron
French Charles X Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
French Art Deco Antique 1830s Lighting
Alabaster, Chrome
French Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Alabaster, Bronze
French Neoclassical Antique 1830s Lighting
Tin
English William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Charles X Antique 1830s Lighting
Gold, Bronze
American American Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass, Copper, Iron, Nickel
English William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Cut Glass
French Antique 1830s Lighting
Crystal
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze, Tin
Italian Neoclassical Antique 1830s Lighting
Crystal, Iron, Tin, Gold Leaf
Italian Baroque Antique 1830s Lighting
Metal
French Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
American American Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass, Copper, Iron, Nickel
Swedish Gustavian Antique 1830s Lighting
Crystal, Brass
British William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Cut Glass
French Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Metal, Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
English William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Other Antique 1830s Lighting
Porcelain
American American Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Italian Neoclassical Antique 1830s Lighting
Onyx, Silver, Bronze
French Charles X Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
Antique 1830s Lighting
Porcelain
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass
Italian Neoclassical Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze, Wire
French Charles X Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
English William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
French Charles X Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Art Deco Antique 1830s Lighting
Alabaster, Chrome
French Art Deco Antique 1830s Lighting
Alabaster, Chrome
French Antique 1830s Lighting
Silver Plate
French Empire Antique 1830s Lighting
Siena Marble, Silver, Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1830s Lighting
Brass
Dutch Folk Art Antique 1830s Lighting
Wood
French Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
English William IV Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis XV Antique 1830s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze
French Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
Swedish Restauration Antique 1830s Lighting
Rock Crystal, Bronze
French Louis XVI Antique 1830s Lighting
Bronze
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