Art Nouveau chandelier from the 1920s with 9 lights, featuring glass lampshades

Art Nouveau (Liberty) chandelier with 9 lights , dating back to the early years of 1900 . Its robust structure is characterized by castings in brass , finely crafted with festoons and garlands evocative of the ancient Roman Empire , reinterpreted in the era of Art Art Nouveau . The upper part is adorned with elegant friezes that support delicate chains, while the lower part has a large lampshade made up of rows of faceted crystal spheres that hide the internal lights. The chandelier features six beautifully decorated arms, each ending with opaline glass lampshades in the shape of a rose. It has a total of 9 lights compatible with E26 USA and E27 Europe bulbs (6 external and 3 internal). It also works with LED bulbs. The electrical system is equipped with dual ignition and can be used with dimmable systems.

Dimensions: Height 110 cm (43.30 inches), Diameter 88 cm (34.64 inches).

The chandelier has been completely restored and brought back to its former glory, the electrical system has been completely redone. It is in excellent aesthetic and functional condition, with slight traces of oxidation that give it the charm of a lived time.