Vintage Brass
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 VINTAGE BRASS CAULDRON OFFERING BOWL WICCAN WITCH PAGAN  US $6.99
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 Rare Pink LEMURIAN CRYSTAL POINT On Vintage 30 Chain US $7.99
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 vintage BRASS metal COBRA SNAKE CANDLE HOLDER voodoo hoodoo US $14.99
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 VINTAGE RETIRED MINIATURE LIMOGES PLATE DRAWS SPIRIT OF COLLECTOR US $12.00
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 FRENCH GYPSY MAGICK BEAUTY SPELL WISHING LOCKET HAUNTED US $79.00
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 HAUNTED DJINN SPIRIT BROOCH US $49.99
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 Chinese Ebony Good Luck Long Life Charm in presentation box US $21.40
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 VINTAGE BRASS FISH US $6.99
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 ALCHEMY Pewter Gothic Thaumaturgic Poison Ring T 10 US $53.97
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 ALCHEMY Pewter Gravestone Locket Gothic Necklace US $48.97
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 Feng Shui Glass Bonsai Tree Pretty Item BNIB US $7.88
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 Brass Miniature Cat Sculpture Incense Stand Holder US $12.86
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 Brass Pierced Incense and or Candle Holder 10 cm US $9.64
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 Retro Womens Brass Bronze Vintage Flower Bud GOTH Earrings US $3.50
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 ALCHEMY Pewter Brass Chaos de Profundis Bracelet US $64.97
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 Elephant Incense Stand Holder Solid Brass Sculpture US $15.01
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 HAUNTED VINTAGE 24k GOLD COVERED MAPLE LEAF SPIRIT BOUND PENDANT US $23.99
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 Cute Brass Bronze Vintage Money Dollars GOTH Necklace US $3.90
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 Cute Brass Bronze Vintage Crown GOTH Necklace US $3.50
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 Vintage ZODIAC Harness Brass CAPRICORN Dec 22 Jan 19 Perfect Gift Idea US $15.00
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 Vintage Inspired Brass Feng Shui Incense Burner New in Box US $11.00
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 Jade Frog With Jade coin US $107.17
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 ALCHEMY Pewter Brass Anima Machinato Futurus Buckle US $88.97
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 Tibetan Copper Incense Certificate Holder Container US $42.90
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 Protection bracelet custom prayer box wearable mojo US $23.00
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 Vintage ZODIAC Harness Brass AQUARIUS Jan 20 Feb 18 US $12.50
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 Incense Stand Holder Mini Elephant Brass Sculpture US $15.01
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Add Your Beauty With Antique Brass Lighting
When considering the use of antique brass lighting it elicits an image of stylish. Warm, glowing, gold textures lending a special touch to a designers creation and elegance of a bygone era that lends a special feeling to the room it's in. If you are interested in antique brass lighting, then there is good reason for it. We are going to tell you more about this topic below.
Brass is still used a great dealgreatly inE today in modern fixtures. Fittings, pipes, wall plates, lamps and more, while they are still very much a gorgeous addition to any adorning touch the details that you will find in antique work will provide a subtle originality that you will not find by today's established ways.
There were a variety of eras that would stylize their furnishings to suit the period. If you were looking at Art Deco as a style you might want in your home or business it ranged from the 1920's to the late 1930;s they used geometric designs as well as floral patterns. With strong and precise lines from that era, in brass the look is awesome and will definitely transport you to a contrasting generation.
Rococo was another accepted Victorian type of design that took its inspiration from nature as well as using curves gracefully delineating the designs they created. Using these playful lines that drew the eye to them, the designs would bring an imaginary feel to the look in the accomplishment.
Gaslight comes to our mind when you mention brass and Victorian age group. Styles ranged as the times changed and anything from mythological characters, to candle shaped designs topped by porcelain or glass fixtures would be a well-known look. This was definitely an appealing style that many individuals appreciate.
Another appealing class was Art Nouveau that ran from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. The designs were amazingly varied and quite often risky for the era, using concepts from nature like leaves, sea creatures, animals and sometimes even nudes which became an addictive design.
All were very curvaceous and beautiful and the lighting was beautiful and rich in characteristic.
Today, you will be able to come across brass fittings that have been regenerated from demolished buildings, old homes, estate sales, concealed in attics, and have been accepted to be highly valuable. If you're lucky enough to find the originals you may have to clean them up and restore them if they've experienced any but, there are some great resources out there that have the ability to bring life back to your beautiful antique pieces.
You may find many places that will sell you reproductions of these much sought after vintage brass lighting fixtures if you aren't lucky enough to get the originals. They faithfully recreate the feel and look of their predecessors and wouldn't cost as much to purchase. Whether you wish to go on a hunt for an original light choice or a reproduction nothing quite gives you that animated and privileged touch that you will get with brassthe real thing antique brassE.
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wedding centerpiece idea : brass candelabras. Too much?
I will have 16 tables at my reception.
My theme is French vintage. I am renting 8 large ornate brass candelabras with hanging crystals for half the tables and was planning on green topiaries for the other 8.
Do you think to use the candelabras on all 16 tables will be overkill? Our venue is a private venue full of antiques from France, ornate mirrors and tall windows that look out to lush gardens. Very fancy pretty vintage looking place. I have gold chavari chairs and gold demask linens over ivory.
So, will 16 candelabras be too much or really go with the vintage theme?
( I am not a huge fan of floral due to allergies, and am scared of silks)
Help from the brides and decorators out there please.
The candelabras are so tall, you can see fine to talk to people. They are like 24" tall...
actually I think they might be more like 32" tall. You can see fine with them in front of you. 
I agree with your first Idea, and doing them on only half of the tables, and having a nice topiary on the toher half.
That sounds awesome, and I wish I thought of it for my wedding!
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