Early Stickley Era Arts & Crafts Mission Chandelier

This is an excellent example of early Arts & Crafts lighting that dates from around 1900-1915. It’s in an unusual “flush mount” configuration which is somewhat uncommon for this type of fixture. Perfect if you have a low ceiling. The fixture is made from cast and forged iron with a wonderful hammered antique brass finish. The shades are all lined with caramel slag glass that glows a warm amber when lit. The fixture is not signed anywhere but the style is definitely inspired by Stickley, Roycroft or one of the other great Arts & Crafts makers of the period. The craftsmanship and detail are second to none.

The fixture hangs about 19″ from the ceiling and has an overall spread of 19″. Early American Arts & Crafts lighting of this quality is getting hard to come by so don’t miss out on this one. More pictures available upon request.