Chandeliers, Lamps & Candlesticks

Four centuries before the advent of electricity, candles and torches were the only means of illumination. From elaborate chandeliers to very plain utilitarian candlesticks every household large or small had its own version of systematic lighting.

Pair of Tall 18th c. Colonial Candlesticks from the Andean Region of Peru

Pair of Tall 18th c. Colonial Candlesticks from the Andean Region of Peru — $ 18,000

Honey Jar Lamps from Mexico

Honey Jar Lamps from Mexico — $ 1,800

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Candlestick

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Candlestick — $ 12,000

Spanish Colonial Very Large Gold Leafed Candlesticks

Spanish Colonial Very Large Gold Leafed Candlesticks — $ 100,000

Pair of Early 18th c. Colonial Candlesticks from Mexico

Pair of Early 18th c. Colonial Candlesticks from Mexico — $ 6,000

Antique Chandelier with Alpaca Silver Arms from Mexico

Antique Chandelier with Alpaca Silver Arms from Mexico — $ 9,000

Antique Honey Jar Lamp with Alpaca Silver Shade

Antique Honey Jar Lamp with Alpaca Silver Shade — $ 1,800

Shadow Lamps, Silver Plated, Hammered Copper

Shadow Lamps, Silver Plated, Hammered Copper — $ 1,800

Chandelier from Michoacan, Mexico

Chandelier from Michoacan, Mexico — $ 12,000

Pair of very tall Polychromed and gold leafed Candlesticks or Blandones

Pair of very tall Polychromed and gold leafed Candlesticks or Blandones — $ 18,000