Antique Venetian chandelier in clear blown Murano glass

Ancient Venetian chandelier made of transparent Murano blown glass with regular air bubble inclusions in the Baroviera pattern; the central twisted shaft features three twisted arms, each holding a glass empire or three lampshades crafted with the same finish and a type of rolled edge decoration that adorns the shade. The electrical installation has been fully renovated, the plasterwork has been restored, and after a thorough cleaning, it is in perfect condition. The maximum total wattage of the lighting is 180 watts.

The chandelier is in excellent condition and can be lowered by shortening the central tube. It dates from around 1940. 

It weighs 4.5 kg. 

It is delivered with an authenticity certificate and a completed work card.

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