19th Century Swedish Gustavian Crystal Chandelier
Details
Imagine the soft, prismatic light that once filled a Swedish manor house refracted through hundreds of hand-cut crystals, dancing across pale walls at dusk. This original 19th-century Gustavian chandelier carries that history with it. Composed of fat-cut oval, drop, and square prisms arranged in a generous full-basket form, it is a rare piece that brings both sculptural presence and luminous delicacy to any room.
Six gracefully curved candle arms extend from a brass frame, creating a chandelier that reads as effortlessly grand without ever feeling heavy. The crystal keeps the effect airy and atmospheric — equally at home in a formal dining room, an entry hall, or a collector's living space.
Details
- Origin: Sweden
- Period: 19th century
- Style: Gustavian
- Materials: Hand-cut crystal and brass
- Six candle arms
- Height: 27.2 in. / 69 cm
- Diameter: 26 in. / 66 cm
- Later electrified; currently non-functional (easily rewired by a local electrician)
Condition
Wear consistent with age and use, including minor chips to prisms and light surface wear to metal elements — hallmarks of authenticity and a century of life. The electrification is non-functional and will require rewiring before use.
One of a Kind
This is a single, unrepeatable piece. Once it finds its home, it's gone. If you've been considering it, now is the time.
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