It’s a variation on the French empire style which can be more on the plain side such as this or run the gamut all the way to dripping in crystals! It’s the shape though that distinguishes it; the “ basket” and the graceful tall neck. They can come with or without arms to hold the candles! I’m afraid I can’t identify this though but it is a very handsome fixture!

Older home? How old? 1930's spanish style? or a 1970s?

any markings anywhere on the fixture? what about the wiring? what does it look like

why not ask the realtor to contact the previous owner?

Well that would be a more formal version everdebz! A rather pricey one at that! Sundaypearls is a more rustic version. You can see the similarities though!

Most likely more 30’s bc i see this at top, which is i think authentic to older and is it super heavy? Could have been hand cut and welded metal vs production piece, just me guessing, don’t know much , noticed the top part though got me to thinking ?

It is lighter than I thought it would be. It came out of a 1930's home with a mix of old and new fixtures. It looks a lot like the Antonia fixture but without the crystals and a more intricate pattern on the band around the middle.

I see a tiny little hook on one of the curved pieces below the candle light on the right. Your chandelier once had the crystal swags.

It could have come from a 1930’s Tudor home. Or it’s a reproduction. It’s really nice. I hope you’ll be using it in your home.

The county records usually have the list of previous owners. Do you know the age of your home?

You could add large rock crystal drops if you want! This style chandelier seems to look good in so many different style homes! Classic!

I have this in my entrance. It bit more bling🤦‍♀️

I meant to add this picture when i posted of the top, makes it from 30’s most likely