Art Nouveau Iridescent Glass Chandelier With Three Matching Sconces by Quoizel (Signed)

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A stunning Art Nouveau–inspired iridescent glass chandelier paired with three matching signed sconces, designed by Todd Phillips for Quoizel in … Read more A stunning Art Nouveau–inspired iridescent glass chandelier paired with three matching signed sconces, designed by Todd Phillips for Quoizel in 2007. This sculptural lighting set features flowing vine‑like bronze arms and hand‑worked iridescent art glass shades that shift beautifully between gold, green, violet, and blue tones.

The chandelier and sconces are part of the limited‑production Morning Glory / Salamander series and are no longer manufactured. Each sconce is artist‑signed, and all glass elements are in excellent condition*. One sconce requires a replacement fitter neck (a simple, inexpensive part); the glass itself is perfect and included.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a complete, signed lighting suite with exceptional craftsmanship and presence—ideal for a designer interior, historic home, or statement installation

*the sconces have 'fitter nicks' or 'flea bites' (very common) ONLY at the top where they are screwed onto the metal fixture—completely HIDDEN while installed
**Required Bulb Type:
-Chandelier (center bowl): standard E26 medium‑base bulbs (these are regular household bulbs—LED, incandescent, or vintage‑style filament bulbs all fit.)
-Sconces: candelabra E12 bulbs (these are the small “night‑light” or “candle flame” style bulbs.)
***Recommended Bulb Setup:
~CENTER BOWL:
2700K warm white
LED bulbs, 40W equivalent (~450 lumens each)
(WHY?:
-2700K brings out the gold, amber, and violet tones in your iridescent glass
-40W equivalent is bright enough to illuminate the room
-But not so bright that it flattens the color or creates harsh hotspots)
~SCONCES:
2700K warm white
LED candelabra bulbs, 25W equivalent (~200-250 lumens each)
(WHY?:
-Keeps the iridescent glass glowing instead of glaring
-Prevents the small shades from overheating
-Gives that soft candle‑like glow that suits Art Nouveau metalwork) See less