An exceptional 19th-century French gilt bronze chandelier, richly detailed and distinguished by its marble central body and finely mounted Wedgwood medallions. This rare combination of luxurious materials—gilt bronze, carved marble, Wedgwood porcelain, and hand-formed glass—places this chandelier among the most refined examples of French decorative lighting of the period. The chandelier is elegantly suspended from a sculptural crown with scrolling supports and cascading foliate garlands. Its arms extend outward in graceful arcs, each terminating in a frosted glass shade meticulously shaped like a blooming flower, adding softness and diffusion to the light. The central standard is crafted from polished marble, lending the piece visual weight and classical gravitas. Mounted at its center is blue-and-white Wedgwood plaques, featuring a classical scene emblematic of neoclassical taste. The surrounding gilt bronze ornamentation—ribbons, acanthus leaves, and decorative mounts—exhibits masterful casting and detailing. Dimensions: * Height: 39 in. * Diameter: 29 in.