A carefully selected range of antique chandeliers, chosen for their quality, character and craftsmanship. Our stock spans the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
You are welcome to enquire about any chandelier shown here, or to discuss a particular requirement. We are always happy to help.
Our chandelier collection brings together examples from the principal periods of European chandelier-making — from early Georgian and Regency cut-glass pieces to Victorian tent-and-tier designs, Maria Theresa and Bohemian crystal items, and gilt-bronze ormolu work of the French nineteenth century.
Each item is selected for the integrity of its frame, the quality of its cutting, and the consistency of its dressing. We pay particular attention to the survival of original arms, canopies and pans, and to the character of the antique glass — qualities that distinguish a genuine period piece from later reproductions.
Before they are offered for sale, chandeliers are inspected in our workshop, sympathetically cleaned, re-pinned where required, and rewired to current standards. The aim is always to preserve the original character of the piece while ensuring it is safe and ready for installation.
Our stock changes as pieces are acquired, restored and sold. Each item shown is available to view by appointment at our London showroom.
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An early-Victorian tent and tier chandelier of English manufacture, with eight metal arms carrying cut nozzles and pans. The tent section is dressed with rectangular connection plates and octagonal buttons; the lower tier with triangular drops and pears. Antique glass throughout, retaining its original form.
£8,400
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A modest pair of chandeliers in the Empire manner, each with three internal lamp holders set within a central ivory-coloured bowl. Three rigid brass chains suspend the bowl from the crown, with ornamental brasswork throughout. Well suited to halls, landings and stairwells where a compact fitting is required.
£520
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A large French cage chandelier of the mid-19th century, dressed in the typical French manner with plaque drops, half-moon drops, coloured bubbles and fruit drops. The cage form carries generous spikes to the arms, matched to the length of the French candles for which it was originally intended.
£14,400
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A glass rule drop chandelier of the early 19th century. From the canopy descend three cascading rule drop tiers to the circular frame. Below, four concentric circles of rule drops fall to the lower terminal, which is finished with a large cut-glass bubble.
£18,000
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An early 19th-century rule drop chandelier. From the canopy hang two rule drop circles, the smaller set inside the larger. Rule drop drapes descend along the stem, with square-button connection pieces at each junction.
£12,000
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An original Regency tent and waterfall chandelier of the early 19th century, of English manufacture. Eight arms with cut-glass nozzles and pans; the tent section dressed with strings of antique octagonal heavily cut, flat-back buttons; the four-tier waterfall section dressed with triangular icicles.
£12,000
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A copy of an early 19th-century Baltic chandelier. The upper section carries a spider adorned with buttons and icicles, opening to a larger shower with oval buttons on the drapes. The 12 solid ribbed-glass arms are arranged over two tiers.
£8,400
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A mid-Victorian 12-arm frosted-glass chandelier of English manufacture, fully restored and rewired in our workshop.
£3,600
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A 12-light ormolu and crystal glass chandelier of the early 20th century, restored in the workshop and in good order throughout.
£3,600
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A Victorian glass chandelier of the early 19th century, with four solid hockey-stick arms ending in petal-shaped pans and tulip nozzles, dressed with cut-Albert drops. The central glass stem is interspersed with two pans dressed with additional cut-Albert drops, from which hang strings of octagonal buttons to the backs of each arm. Drapes of octagonal buttons hang from the four crooks to beneath the arms, and a cut-glass bubble hangs at the lower terminal.
£3,000
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A large 24-arm Maria Theresa chandelier of the mid-20th century, restored in our workshop. The arms are arranged over two tiers — eight on the upper level and sixteen on the lower — giving the piece its full spread. The frame is dressed from top to bottom with Czech glass pear drops, buttons and rosettes. A cut-glass bubble hangs within the frame at its centre, with a larger cut-glass bubble at the lower terminal. The 24 metal arms are glass-clad and the pans carry a thumbprint design.
£3,000
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A small Dutch-style brass chandelier. Detailed trumpet crooks descend from the upper section to the first tier, each arm ending in a cast pan and nozzle. The second tier repeats and enlarges the pattern below, and the piece terminates in the typical Dutch ball.
£1,140
EnquireIf you are seeking a particular period, style, size or maker, you are welcome to get in touch. We are happy to discuss your requirements and advise on suitable items from current or forthcoming stock.
Where we do not have an appropriate piece available, we can often let you know when something relevant comes in.