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An important cut glass baccarat 48-Lights Chandelier.
19th Century
215x140cm, 19éme.

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A French Ormolu Eight-Light Branch Chandalier after the model by Andre-Charles Boulle.
Circa 1875
Dim. Diam 77cm, Height 100cm.

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An 8-Light Empire Chandelier Gilt and Patinated Bronze.
19th Century

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An important Cut Glass Baccarat 48-Light Chandalier.
19th Century
Dim. 215x140cm.

A Large French Gilt Bronze and Cut Glass Louis XVI Style 12 Light Chandalier.
Circa 1880
Dim. Height 150cm, Diam. 90cm.
076

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An Ormolu Sevres-Pattern Turquoise-Ground Porcelain Twelve Light Chandalier.
Circa 1890
Dim. 82cm.
611

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A Pair of French Gilt Bronze Six-Light Chandaliers after a Model by Pierre Guothiere.
19th Century
Dim. 160cm.
002

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A French 15-Light Gilt Bronze Louis XIV style Chandalier.
Circa 1880
Dim. 110x80cm.
385

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A pair of Empire Style Gilt Bronze 16-Lights Chandalier.
20th Century
Dim 170x110cm.
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A French Gilt Bronze Louis XV Style Nine-Light Cage Chandalier after Caffierri.
19th Century
Dim. 115cm.
459

212
A Dutch 10-Light Chandelier in the manner of 18th Century.
19th Century
Dim 90x120cm.

A pair of Rebence Style Gilt Bronze Lantern.
20th Century
Dim. 95cm.
717

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An Ormolu Sevres-Pattern Turquoise-Ground Porcelain 12-Light Chandelier.
Circa 1890
Dim 82cm.

