Dutch style chandelier with 4 branches

Object type: Dutch-style chandelier (or Flemish style). Material: Patinated brass (with some brighter gilded elements, particularly on the decorative scrolls and the central ball). Number of lights/branches: 4 swan-neck branches. Characteristic elements: A central structure adorned with a large brass ball typical of this style of lighting. Decorative scrolls (S-scrolls) encircling the central shaft. Drip trays supporting false candles. Estimated period: Second half of the 20th century (1960s to 1980s). This is a classic style manufacture, very popular during these decades in rustic or bourgeois interiors. Apparent condition: The object appears complete and in good overall aesthetic condition. The brass shows a natural patina of use.