Candelabras

Many of the candelabras and even cars were loaned from the Foundation.

Upon crossing the cobblestone entry at Quixote, guests are greeted with dark wood paneling, hanging lanterns, flickering candelabras, stunning stained-glass windows and actual baroque pews and banquettes in the dining room.

Under Aristotle and Theodore, Olympic Airways was given a luxury makeover, with Pierre Cardin designing uniforms for the staff and gold cutlery and candelabras for first class passengers.

The ossuary also displays two large bone chalices, four baroque bone candelabras, enormous bone pyramids, skull candleholders and many other carefully structured arrangements.

To spice it up even more, regulars and newbies alike decorate their tables, wear crab-themed outfits and even bring fancy candelabras for the table.

We’re talking lawn lions, crystal chandeliers, and gold candelabras literally by the ton.

Although Douglass had attended several churches in the nation's capital, he had a pew here and donated two standing candelabras when this church had moved to a new building in 1886.