This chandelier from the 1970s is crafted from warm-toned gold metal and highly transparent glass. The structure features two concentric rings, from which faceted glass crystals—alternating between elongated drops and teardrop shapes—hang in two rows. The look is completed by a decorative chain in the same golden hue. The crystals are smooth, polished, and attached with small metal hooks, allowing light to refract and scatter in striking ways. The lamp holder at the center is made of ceramic, showing fine crazing typical for its age, which does not affect functionality. With proportions of 83 cm in height and 27 cm in diameter, the chandelier makes a statement without dominating the space. Condition is very good overall; the piece is complete, with minor age-related signs visible as cracks in the ceramic socket. This chandelier speaks of the 1970s, an era where geometric simplicity met decorative flourish and a touch of restrained glamour. The gold rings and glass crystals evoke a time when interiors sought both shine and a subtle play of diffused light. Every glimmer from the faceted glass conjures images of home gatherings, coffee afternoons under a gentle crystal shimmer—a voice of its era, blending ornamentation with everyday practicality. The chandelier would suit a living room or refined dining area, where it could hang above a table, marking the heart of the arrangement. It could be paired with mid-century modern furnishings or contrasted with a contemporary sofa for visual interest. Combining it with accessories in cool tones (graphite, navy) or with pastel textiles would allow the gold metal and crystals to take center stage. The crystals harmonize well with soft side lighting—such as table lamps with milky glass shades or nearby ceramic vases.
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Height83 cm
Width27 cm
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Width27 cm
Height83 cm
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