A representative piece of the late French Art Deco movement, this three-light sheaf chandelier testifies to the remarkable craftsmanship characteristic of lighting workshops in the first half of the 20th century.
This three-arm pendant chandelier unfolds a sculptural composition of great decorative coherence. Its generous scrolls, emanating from a central polished brass ring, rise in graceful curves, each supporting a candle holder in the shape of a floral chalice. The central body consists of a sheaf of three textured, ribbed leaves, cast in a single piece, whose surface finish reveals a level of craftsmanship far exceeding that of standard production. The fluted ceiling rose and tulip-shaped fitting complete the decorative vocabulary. Over the decades, the gilded brass has developed a warm, natural patina, with areas of shadow that accentuate the relief of the motifs and lend the piece a depth characteristic of fine period pieces. Simple in its overall silhouette yet rich in detail, this chandelier integrates equally well into a classic interior or a contemporary setting seeking a touch of character.
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TECHNICAL DETAILS:
• Designer: Unknown
• Manufacturer: Unidentified French workshop
• Period: Circa 1950
• Materials: Brass, bronze
• Finish: Natural gilding, antique patina
• Number of lights: 3
• Socket: E14
• Power supply: 220V
• Compatible with LED bulbs only. The printed sleeves cannot withstand the heat of incandescent or halogen bulbs.
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DIMENSIONS:
• Height: 75 cm (29.5 in)
• Diameter: 35 cm (13.8 in)
• Weight: 5 kg
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CONDITION:
Good overall condition. Minor oxidation consistent with the age of the piece. A uniform, natural patina covers the entire brass surface. The candle sleeves have been remanufactured using 3D printing, resulting in a neat and consistent finish.
REF: NEN1800226
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsGoldMaterialBrassNumber of items1Height75 cmWidth35 cmDepth35 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring