Antique Stained & Leaded Glass Chandelier

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This stunning antique, three-light chandelier features intricate stained and leaded glass shades in a floral-inspired pattern with warm cream, red, … Read more This stunning antique, three-light chandelier features intricate stained and leaded glass shades in a floral-inspired pattern with warm cream, red, and blue hues. The metal frame is crafted from cast bronze with an aged patina, adorned with elegant scrollwork and an embossed ceiling canopy. The chandelier is suspended from a sturdy chain and central column, making it an eye-catching centerpiece for any vintage or classic interior.

Dating to the early 20th century, it showcases influences from the Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts movements. This beautifully designed antique light fixture was crafted by skilled artisans in the U.S., similar to other high-quality, stained-glass fixtures during this period. The leaded glass technique and organic design elements suggest a maker inspired by Tiffany-style or American glassworks of the era.

This stained-glass chandelier would make a great addition to many home styles, including:
• Art Nouveau & Arts & Crafts – The flowing, organic motifs align perfectly with these design movements.
• Victorian & Edwardian – Complements period homes with its timeless elegance.
• Traditional & Classic – Enhances spaces with rich, ornate furnishings.
• Eclectic & Bohemian – Adds character to an artistic, mixed-style interior.
• Gothic Revival – The dark metal frame and intricate glasswork fit seamlessly in historical settings.

Appealing to many with an eye for antique aesthetic, this beautiful chandelier is ideal for:
• Antique lighting collectors seeking a well-preserved leaded glass chandelier.
• Homeowners restoring or furnishing historic properties.
• Interior designers looking for a statement lighting fixture.
• Enthusiasts of Tiffany-style stained glass and handcrafted fixtures.
• Set designers or prop managers looking for that particularly special piece of furniture for a period film or stylistic play. See less