Lot 217: Neoclassical Giltwood Twelve-Light Chandelier
Neoclassical Giltwood Twelve-Light Chandelier
impressive neoclassical giltwood chandelier, the scalloped-edge circular corona above a fluted baluster standard issuing twelve boldly carved scrolling arms with lion-mask terminals, each supporting a fluted candle cup, the lower section carved with full acanthus and a stepped pendant finial, retains a rich gilded surface, later electrified
Giltwood, electrified
diameter 28 inches, height 36 inches
Provenance: A Collection from a New York City Townhouse Built by Stanford White, Interior Designed by Cullman and Kravis
H.M. Luther, New York, July 25, 2008 for $56,000, sale receipt available
Wear and minor restorations consistent with age; good overall presentation.
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Estimate: $5000- $8000
Auction Date: January 1, 2026
