Chandelier

Clark, Coit and Cargill American

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 733

This chandelier with four burners and an urn-shaped oil reservoir is one of the few surviving examples documented to a New York retailer. Thomas Webster illustrates a closely related example, which he calls a "suspended Argand lamp," in his "Encyclopaedia of Domestic Economy" (1845), describing "the chains very ornamental, and the branches concealed by very rich brass work."

Chandelier, Clark, Coit and Cargill, Bronze, American

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Chandelier, Clark, Coit and Cargill, Bronze, American
Chandelier, Clark, Coit and Cargill, Bronze, American
Chandelier, Clark, Coit and Cargill, Bronze, American
Chandelier, Clark, Coit and Cargill, Bronze, American

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