Grand 1960s French Baroque Revival Wrought Iron Chandelier - 41¼"

A ten light wrought iron chandelier from the 1960s, this piece has a generous, sculptural presence with tiered arms, scrolling volutes, and leaf motifs that read as a refined homage to Baroque and Rococo lighting. The iron shows a warm umber tone with a dry, layered surface and a handsome, timeworn patina that highlights the hand forging and chiseled details. Candle cups with drip pans and a braided collar at the waist complete the composition, while the openwork cage and foliate crown lend air and transparency. It reflects French mid century ateliers that revisited classical ornament through traditional ironwork. Light age related surface wear and oxidation deepen its character.

Its balanced silhouette and soft glow make it well suited to a spacious entry, dining room, or living space where a single, sculptural light can anchor the room. The natural patina pairs beautifully with stone, plaster, and weathered wood, yet also offers a pleasing counterpoint to clean lined contemporary furnishings. Hang it above a farmhouse table, center it in a stair hall, or suspend it low over a seating area on a dimmer to emphasize the play of light across the forged leaves and scrolls. Even unlit, the chandelier reads as an architectural element with quiet gravitas and enduring appeal.