Eight-beam crystal oval ceiling lamp - vintage

Eight-light crystal oval ceiling lamp. A row of square crystals enclosed within two brass edges has been replaced with a row of square crystals. The octagonal chains with inclined sizes are connected in a cascade of crystals similar to those on the edge. In perfect condition, with minor signs of wear on the nickel-plated reflective oval sheet. 

Inside, it can be illuminated with eight large Edison (E27) bulbs; fully electrified by replacing the wiring and lamp holders for a maximum power of 750 Watts. 

Italy, circa 1970. Perfect for lighting high ceilings. 2.70.

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