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Ercole Barovier and Toso Murano glass chandelier, 3 lights, 1940s
Ercole Barovier and Toso Murano glass chandelier, 3 lights, 1940s
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Ercole Barovier and Toso chandelier in Murano glass, 3 lights E27. This chandelier has a particular processing, the arms are rolled up in the shape of a snail, where inside we find the cups with "Rigadin" effect processing that allows a wide diffusion of light without disturbing the view. The chandelier was built between the end of the 1940s and the beginning of the 1950s, handcrafted in the ancient furnaces of the Barovier family, one of the longest-lived glass companies in the world, the entrepreneurial activity of the Barovier family began in the mid-13th century. The chandelier has 3 lights (E27), the electrical system has been replaced keeping the original lamp holders, the wooden base that supports the leaves and arms has been rebuilt.The chandelier is in excellent aesthetic and functional condition, without cracks.
Dimensions: Height 88cm (34.64in), Width 55cm (21.65in), Depth 55cm (21.65in). weight 6 kg.
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Material
Crystal, glass, brass, bronze
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Chandelier care
Chandelier care
Methods for cleaning a droplet chandelier in glass or crystal
All chandeliers need some periodic maintenance to ensure that they are always shiny and bright. Below you will find some suggestions to help you in these operations and to clean them easily. There are several efficient methods and products to clean a drip chandelier:
- First, turn off the power
- Get some rags or newspapers and place them under the chandelier
- If you use cleaning products for chandeliers, spray the product abundantly directly on the crystals, so that it drips on the newspapers placed on the floor and removes the dirt
- Be careful not to spray the product inside the lamp holders otherwise when you turn on the light you could cause a short circuit
- When you finish dripping the cleaner, the chandelier will be clean and shiny again
- If you want to get a better effect, when the chandelier is still wet, gently rub the drops with a soft cloth
- For cleaning you can also use natural products, creating mixtures of warm water and lemon, or water and vinegar, or water and bicarbonate, which can be sprayed with an aerator on the crystals and then rubbed with a cloth to remove dirt and dry them .
Methods for cleaning a Murano glass chandelier
There are several efficient methods and products to clean a Murano glass chandelier:
- To begin with, disconnect the power and wait for the bulbs and glass to cool down, otherwise when you spray the solution on the glass you could risk breaking it due to the thermal shock
- Get a ladder and unscrew all the bulbs, remove them holding the candle with one hand, otherwise it could rotate on itself and wind up the electric wires.
- Start removing the leaves and flowers that are inserted into the central disc of the chandelier and place them on a soft surface
- Fill a basin with warm water and add a product to clean the glass
- If you prefer a more ecological but equally functional system, put warm water and white vinegar in a basin (2 glasses of vinegar for two liters of water)
- Immerse the components of the chandelier one by one in the solution of water and vinegar, taking care to immerse only the glass parts, and not the part of the plaster case which is at the base of flowers and leaves, because if this were immersed the plaster would be ruined, thus damaging the correct functioning of the joint between the shells and the center disc
- Dampen a cloth with warm water and vinegar, and rub it gently on the entire glass structure of the chandelier and on all the components that you could not remove, dry them with a microfiber cloth. At this point, reposition all the flowers, leaves and components that you previously disassembled and you will see that your chandelier will shine again like the first day.
