Electric chandeliers in the Neo-Renaissance style
75,000 €
Matériel: Bronze
Technique: Chandeliers
Dimensions: 140 x 150 cm
Année: 1880
Genre: Encore de la vie
Style: Napoléon III style
Location: France
Expert comment
These mesmerizing electric chandeliers, adorned with three figures and crafted around 1880 in the Neo-Renaissance style, are a testament to artistic brilliance. Despite the imperfections in their golden parts, they exude a timeless charm and evoke the grandeur of a bygone era. With their intricate detailing and historical significance, these chandeliers stand as remarkable examples of craftsmanship from the late 19th century. A captivating addition to any collection, they bring a touch of Renaissance-inspired elegance to modern spaces.
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