This German three-arm chandelier, produced in the 1980s for Leola, exemplifies a late mid-century modern aesthetic. The structure is based on robust, polished brass with a mirror-like sheen and features three large, opaline glass globes in a subtly milky white shade. Each glass globe is enclosed by elegantly curved brass rings, creating distinct geometric divisions and emphasizing the sculptural harmony of the piece. The main stem and central rod allow the chandelier to hover gracefully in space, while the generously proportioned, flared ceiling canopy discreetly completes the composition. Attention to craft is evident in the precision of the joints and mounting points. The gold tone of the brass is consistent throughout, while the glass provides a satin-matte surface that diffuses light evenly and softly. The chandelier is in excellent condition: all elements appear original, free from patina, tarnish, or visible damages, with only minimal signs of use. The design echoes the narrative of the 1980s, when contemporary interpretations met a lingering affection for geometric clarity. Its brass structure recalls the ambitions of period designers: light was to become a protagonist in the room, generating an atmosphere of ordered elegance and subtle futurism. The globes of opaline glass obscure the light source like misty orbs suspended in space, while
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Height77 cm
Depth37 cm
Width37 cm
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Width37 cm
Height77 cm
Depth37 cm
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