This stunning chandelier was handmade by Richard D. Scofield of Period Lighting Fixtures in Chester, CT, circa 1985. Ten arm wood-turned center with hand-dipped wax candle covers. Colonial dark brown. Excellent working condition. Richard Scofield made the finest exact copies of colonial period American lighting in America and was allowed by Historic Deerfield to make copies of its collection. The candles are made from real bees wax. After he died at an early age, the company continued under different ownership but finally closed. The earlier works like this one are coveted by collectors of period Americana. Measures 15" H x 48" W with a 18-inch long connection rod with hook. Overall drop is 33 inches. Original matching ceiling cap included. See this exact chandelier (C107A-10) on page 13, and also on the cover, of the original Period Lighting Fixtures catalogue.

Early Dutch or English rose brass candlestick circa 1690-1710. Lathe turned in 2 parts, complete with socket hole to remove candle wax, set on a platform tray base. Size: 6" high x 4.25" square at the base. Excellent patina. Please see "The Brass Book / American, English and European Fifteenth Century through 1850" by Peter, Nancy and Herbert Schiffer, published 1978 by Schiffer Publishing, page 181, for similar examples.

Elegant pair of Continental solid turned brass candlesticks circa 1900. Excellent condition. Each candlestick measures 10 inches high and has a 4.75-inch base.

Pair of turquoise blue oil lamps (electrified) circa 1900. Excellent condition, choose your own shades. Each lamp measures 12 inches high to the top of the socket, 9 inches high to the top of the lamp, and sits on a 3.5" square base.

Unusual pair of 18th century American colonial wrought iron table torcheres. Hand welded, with penny feet and adjustable candle holders. From a Lyme, CT, estate. Wonderful natural patina. Each measures 23' high by 12" wide.