Prices being presented are in USD. You can switch to different currency from here.
Re-Editions
Louis XIV Chandelier with 7 lights
Popular :
The Louis XIV style, between 1643 and 1715, includes three distinct periods: the first, still all imprint of Louis XIII until 1661, the second until 1685, the height of the Louis XIV style, finally the last one is no longer just utilitarian, it becomes an element of the decor. The works of André-Charles Boulle deeply mark this last period and his work is now the greatest symbol of this stylistic period. Freed, thanks to his royal privilege from the obligation to work only with wood as a cabinetmaker, Boulle became the greatest artist of his generation. In addition to his marquetry work for which he is best known, the new importance given to gilded and chiseled bronze in his creations helped to diversify a manufacture of bronze until then confined to sculpture and which would become the most powerful industry in the world of decorative arts in the 19th century. On these “baroque” or “classic French” chandeliers, we find sculpted faces, volutes, floral motifs and acanthus leaves, on a symmetrical structure.
Le style Louis XIV, entre 1643 et 1715, comprend trois périodes distinctes: la première, encore tout empreinte de Louis XIII jusqu'en 1661, la seconde jusqu'en 1685, apogée du style Louis XIV, enfin la dernière. Le mobilier n'est plus seulement utilitaire, il devient un élément de décor. Les oeuvres d’André-Charles Boulle marquent profondément cette dernière période et son travail est maintenant le plus grand symbole de cette période stylistique. Libéré, grâce à son privilège royal de l’obligation de travailler uniquement le bois en tant qu’ébeniste, Boulle devient le plus grand artiste de sa génération. Outre son travail de marqueterie pour lequel il est le plus connu, l'importance nouvelle donnée au bronze doré et ciselé dans ses créations contribue à diversifier une fabrication du bronze jusqu'alors cantonnée à la sculpture et qui deviendra l'industrie la plus puissante des arts décoratifs au XIX ème siècle. On retrouve sur les lustres de style baroque, ou classique français, les visages sculptés, des volutes, motifs floraux et feuilles d’acanthe, sur une structure symétrique.
Related Products
BUYING OPTIONS
PAY FULL AMOUNT AT PURCHASE
In choosing this option you can make an instant purchase of your selected chandelier and pay the full amount at the following checkout page. You will be intimated with details of the delivery date time and shipping schedule over your shared email address.
PAY A BOOKING FEE TO RESERVE YOUR CHOSEN CHANDELIER
In this option you can pay our booking fee to reserve a chandelier(s) of your choice for x amount of time by when you can make the full payment of the same.
SCHEDULE A CALL WITH US TO DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS
We would be happy to discuss your requirements and craft a custom payment plan that suit your exact needs.
WE CURRENTLY HAVE (1) Louis XIV Chandelier with 7 lights IN STOCK
Louis XIV Chandelier with 7 lights
Ref. 99752/7cx
No. of Pieces: 1
Finish: Other
Location: Gargas
Lead Time: Delivery within 6 weeks
Stock Type: Semifinished
CRYSTAL AND FINISH GUIDE
CRYSTALS
Rock Crystal / Quartz
In the 18th Century, the royal chandeliers were treated as jewellery, Their pendants were in 'pure water crystal' - natural crystal/quartz.
18th Century Crystal
Before Lead crystal was discovered, the glass was mixed with Manganese, Tungstene or other materials. These materials used to give a smoky, violet or yellow tint to the glass. Our 18th Century Crystal recreates this effect, making it perfect for pieces that need to look antique or fit in a collection.
Bohemian Crystal
The 19th Century is the great avent of Lead Crystal - commonly known as simply “crystal”. Our suppliers in Eastern Europe create pure and transparent Crystal, which we call Bohemian.
Finish
Gun Finish
Médaille
Antique Silver
Silver
Antique Gold
