What styles are available?

The selection includes styles such as French Empire, French Rococo, Louis Revival, and Edwardian designs. These pieces often feature gilded brass or bronze paired with extensive crystal draping. Individual items range from simple single-light fixtures to large multi-arm ballroom chandeliers with tent and waterfall configurations.

How do I choose the right size?

Size is determined by the height of your ceiling and the floor area of the room where the light will hang. Smaller spaces or lower ceilings benefit from compact flush mounts, plafonieres, or small spike chandeliers. Larger rooms can accommodate multi-tier chandeliers or multi-arm fixtures that extend further down into the space.

What periods do these lights come from?

The available lighting spans from the nineteenth century through the early twentieth century, including Edwardian pieces and items dated across the nineteen-tens, twenties, and thirties. Design characteristics often reflect earlier historical revivals such as Louis XV and French Chateau styles applied to twentieth-century manufacturing.

How were these fixtures mounted?

Most hanging models suspend from ceilings via chains connected to a ceiling rose, while flush mounts secure directly against the ceiling surface. These methods allow both grand hanging chandeliers and compact dome fixtures to distribute light effectively. Wiring and rewiring are common tasks for older fixtures to meet contemporary electrical standards while retaining their antique metal and crystal framework.