Seattle Eye Candy, Part 2......Marble and Candlelight!

Well Seattle Eye Candy, Part 2......I had looking for marble busts on my brain, or an alabaster one would do too. I saw alot of them and also alabaster lamps are huge right now for decorating, saw many of those also. I will be watching for those in the future too.

And chandeliers and candle abras always catch my eye.

Here are some that I saw in my outing.

(Click on any photo to enlarge and see closer, enjoy!)

A large granite statue in the auction room.

Gee can't you tuck this lady in a corner somewhere?

I would have liked to bring this little bust lady home to kick off my

bust collection but I didn't want to pay the price they had on her.

I am waiting for that bargain to come to me!

A rather large bust but nice.

How about this modest lady for your living room?

or not!

I thought this marble carved lady lamp was so wonderful. Love the colors

in the stone, how she is holding flowers. Would be great with a shade in old floral fabric, like a bark cloth or else a silk shade.

This marble carved lamp, you don't see these every day!

I bet it is gorgeous when lit.

There were a set of these large crystal and brass candle abras and also some matching wall sconces. So stunning and a stunning price, I think over $5000 for the set.

But WOW!

And gorgeous candle abras everywhere! Someday I want a pair.

These were not to bad, I think about $295 for the pair.

This was another great chandelier, liked the little cherubs in the center and the drippy candle covers.

Never can have enough chandies!

Am I right girls???and guys??

Well here was a great chandelier.

And one just my style in a way since part of it is made of milk glass.

They needed to wash the prisms on it however.

But wouldn't this make a statement in a room, I could see it contrasting with

dark walls, with mirrored furniture, black and white damask fabrics in a dining room with this over the table, yum!

All sorts of possibilities!

I liked the dark of this old candlestick against the white pillar.

Liked the little cherub on the bottom of it also.

Never get tired of looking at pretty chandeliers!