Wrought iron chandelier with four lights, Charles Piguet, Switzerland, circa 1930.

Antique wrought iron chandelier with four lights, attributed to Swiss designer Charles Piguet (1887–1942). This model is distinguished by a simple and robust structure resting on an arched base, ensuring excellent stability. The composition favours solid and functional volumes, typical of European metalwork from the interwar period, where the artisanal work of iron is set within a refined Art Deco aesthetic, devoid of superfluous ornamentation. ________________________________________ TECHNICAL DETAILS • Designer: Charles Piguet (1887–1942) • Manufacturer: Charles Piguet workshop, Switzerland. • Period: circa 1925–1935. • Materials: wrought iron. • Finish: antique patina, natural oxidation of the metal. ________________________________________ DIMENSIONS • Height: 18 cm / 7.1 in. • Width: 30 cm / 11.8 in. • Depth: 10 cm / 3.9 in. • Weight: 3 kg. ________________________________________ CONDITION Good antique condition. Uniform patina with signs of surface corrosion, without structural alteration. ________________________________________ INTERNAL REFERENCE NEB1640226.