Arteluce 2097/30 Lamp Gino Sarfatti Aluminium Metal 1960s

Italy, Late XIX Century

2-arm chandelier in wrought iron and sheet metal, richly embellished with golden floral elements and lacquered bells. Italy, late 19th century

Italy Third Quarter 19th Century

Neo-Gothic 24-light gilt bronze chandelier, Italy third quarter of the 19th century. Structure with a central sphere-shaped body, entirely decorated with a geometric pattern. Crystal pendants.

Italy, Second Half XIX Century

Six light chandelier. Structure, curly volutes, bobeches, pendants of different shapes and sizes and glass necklaces. Replacements of a bobeche and some parts of the central stem.

Italy, Early XX Century

Neoclassical style chandelier, in wood with eight arms and sixteen lights, carved and gilded. Italy, early 20th century.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of five-light Empire style sconces with burnished bronze structure; golden bobeches and underlying pine cone. Italy early 20th century

Ceiling lamp with 3 pendants in colored glass and teak wood.

France, Late XIX-Early XX Century

Gilded bronze style chandelier with six lights, France, late 19th - early 20th century. "C"-shaped decorations and leaf elements. Glass bobeches replaced.

England Late 19th - Early 20th Century

3-light gilt bronze chandelier with wedgwood ceramic inserts, England late 19th - early 20th century. Glass pendants.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Golden wrought iron chandelier, with six lights, is adorned with glass beads, pendants and necklaces added later; subsequently electrified.

Netherlands, XVIII Century

Dutch six-light bronze chandelier, 18th century Netherlands. Structure composed of a pair of spheres alternating with turned sections, moved arms. Born with candle lighting.

France, 1925-1935

Art Deco chandelier with nickel-plated brass structure and frosted pressed glass parts, France 1925-1935, Degué production (David Guéron). Glass decorated in relief with typical Art Deco shapes, dominated by the rose theme accompanied by leafy elements, typical of Degué production in recent years. Glass signed "Degué FRANCE".