1860s Lighting
North American Mid-Century Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Chrome
Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Glass, Giltwood
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
English Neoclassical Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze
Swedish Gustavian Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze, Brass
French Louis XVI Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
Italian Mid-Century Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Brass
Italian Baroque Antique 1860s Lighting
Wood
English Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Silver Plate
American American Empire Antique 1860s Lighting
Brass
French Neoclassical Antique 1860s Lighting
Marble, Bronze
French Louis XV Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Gold, Bronze
Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
American Mid-Century Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Aluminum
Austrian Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Glass
Chinese Chinese Export Antique 1860s Lighting
Metal
French Neoclassical Revival Antique 1860s Lighting
Marble, Bronze
Austrian Mid-Century Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Chrome, Metal
Danish Scandinavian Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Metal
French Grand Tour Antique 1860s Lighting
Carrara Marble, Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Enamel
French Empire Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
Chinese Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
English Regency Antique 1860s Lighting
English Antique 1860s Lighting
Fruitwood
European High Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Chinese Antique 1860s Lighting
Porcelain
Antique 1860s Lighting
Blown Glass, Giltwood
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Tôle
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze
American Antique 1860s Lighting
Metal
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Enamel
French Louis XVI Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Iron, Zinc
American Mid-Century Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Chrome
Danish Scandinavian Modern Antique 1860s Lighting
Metal
Baltic Baltic Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Neoclassical Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis XVI Antique 1860s Lighting
Marble, Bronze
European Antique 1860s Lighting
Metal
British Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Silver Plate
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
British Victorian Antique 1860s Lighting
Brass
French Empire Antique 1860s Lighting
Metal
French Regency Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Louis Philippe Antique 1860s Lighting
Marble, Carrara Marble, Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Antique 1860s Lighting
Marble, Bronze
Russian Antique 1860s Lighting
Crystal, Quartz, Bronze
French Napoleon III Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
Italian Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
French Empire Antique 1860s Lighting
Bronze
Antique 1860s Lighting
Brass
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