Antique & Vintage Chandeliers

Blending painted wood and blackened tin, this six arm chandelier is a fine example of Early American style lighting. The shapely turned column features a heavily textured and distressed finish, which ranges in color from aged blacks to buttery pearwood. Candle arms and crimped tin pans are finished with rustic black paint. Handcrafted in Pennsylvania.

Paying homage to its Art Nouveau influence, the Capri 6-Light Chandelier lends organic style to any room. This chandelier is made up of sweeping petals entwined with intricate, leafy tendrils. Its bold silhouette is tempered with excavation glass and a black-walnut finish for a soft, romantic edge.

The Country Inn chandelier is scaled to suit a small dining room or breakfast nook. The shapely wood column is offered in an array of period colors, from aged black to buttery pearwood, each heavily textured and distressed for an authentic look. Arms and crimped tin pans are finished with a rustic black paint, making this a favorite for colonial style homes. Handcrafted in Pennsylvania.

The Cambridge chandelier is a folksy addition to your dining room or kitchen. It features a painted wood column in an array of period colors, from aged blacks and reds to buttery pearwood. The tapered tin shades are punched with a classic folk art design, which glows brightly against the textured black finish. Handcrafted in Pennsylvania.

The Yoho 6-Light Chandelier is a fitting choice for cabins, lodges, or even chateaus. Striking details give this antler design a rich, yet rustic quality. Cognac glass shades and a black-walnut finish complete the look.

The Roanoke 9-light chandelier features an unpretentious and bucolic design trimmed with faux beeswax candles. Rooted in Colonial style, its simple spare lines also work in contemporary settings – think urban farmhouse or loft. The charcoal finish, a matte black oxidation, is hand-rubbed allowing it to radiate a soft glow. Handcrafted in the USA from solid brass.