Hand-assembled using traditional techniques, this grand twelve-light Maison Baguès chandelier epitomizes early 20th c. French elegance. The chinoiserie-inspired wrought iron frame features a silver-leaf finish, lavishly adorned with rock crystal pendants, prisms, beads, bobeches, and finely carved leaves, flowers, and finials, all subtly highlighted by crystal amethyst drops.

An interior crystal-beaded vase with delicate foliage rises from the center, flanked by four wrought iron supports that each terminate in clusters of three candle cups. Four sweeping silver-leaf branches emerge from the console, intertwining with crystal flora and foliage. The chandelier is finished at the bottom with a rock crystal sphere.

This fixture was published in an Architectural Digest Special Design Issue in the 2000s.