Antique Italian crystal chandelier from the 20th century

A nine-arm crystal chandelier in the style of Italian Maria Theresa from the 20th century. Nine arms finished with E14 bulbs and an additional E27 bulb in the center of the structure. This vintage Italian chandelier features a variety of faceted crystals decorated with crystal beads, attached to a gilded iron frame. Fully assembled with crystal chains and drops, this antique chandelier is in perfect condition, having been completely restored and rewired according to Italian standards.

The curved, flat iron construction has been painted gold, wired for a maximum of 750 watts, and covered with crystal strips, rosettes, and decorated with crystal chains and drops.
Fully adorned with various hand-cut glass elements that catch and reflect the light of the candle-shaped bulbs resting in crystal candleholders shaped like flowers. The timeless elegance of this chandelier will undoubtedly create a unique atmosphere in any home.

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Empire-style furniture dates from the late 18th to early 19th century, inspired by Napoleon’s reign. It features significant similarities and references to Roman and Greek ornamentation.

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