Gladwyne ChandelierEvery piece is handmade to order here in our Vermont workshops.

with 60 watts of light per socket

The original model for this wall mounted lantern came from a brick Federalist era home in Hudson

libraries and other spaces where warm but generalized lighting is desired

this whimsical and functional fixture is a welcome addition to any room in the house

or call 802-394-7713 to order

Also available in a two-arm version which as a slightly larger backplate

This Mansard-style lantern has been used with great success in architectural styles ranging from Greek Revival to Post-Modern Minimalist

inviting glow—perfect for dining rooms

Shown in basic brass with optional brass shade

Geometric shapes such as the triangular backplate on this handsome sconce were commonly used motifs in Georgian design on both sides of the Atlantic

this fixture's cast brass tassel is still produced today in a domestic foundry

This early 4 arm fixture was found in Pennsylvania and currently resides in the Deforest Collection of the Metropolitan Museum in New York City