You're not really saying whether you want to cater to the age of the house with a traditional set of fixtures, or maybe just tip a hat to it with finishes, so I offer a few of each for your consideration.

Fredrick Ramond FR41616ORB Nest Oil Rubbed Bronze 6 Light Chandelier · More Info

Capital Lighting Covington Transitional Chandelier X-984-BB6404 · More Info

Designers Fountain Fieldhouse Transitional Chandelier · More Info

Hinkley Dakota 6 Light Oil Rubbed Bronze Up Chandelier, 26.5"x36.5" · More Info

You need a pretty substantial fixture given the scale of your table, so you could also look at these:

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/heritage-44-inch-wide-bronze-and-glass-chandelier__w6827.html

http://www.lampsplus.com/products/bendlin-industrial-40-and-three-quarter-inchw-oil-rubbed-bronze-island-pendant__8g619.html

I honestly really like the first of these three -- seems modern and ancient at the same time. Also, please don't hang the new light as high as the old one -- there are suggestions out there, and I think 30" is a good max.