Gold metal suspension and 8-branch chiseled glass

Suspension dating from the 60s and 70's composed - from top to bottom - of a gold metal bell to camouflage the ceiling hanger as well as the electrical connection, a vertical rod of gilded metal ending with a golden cover redistributing both the eight curved metal branches that end with eight chiseled glass cones (six are identical and the two at the ends are slightly different but the whole remains very harmonious) and a few stems of metal ending with a transparent plastic sculpture that wraps the lines of wheat ears. In very good general condition despite its few discreet traces of time, this suspension is in perfect working condition and its chiseled glass cones are also in perfect condition. Oval-shaped, the dynamics of the "branches" and the presence of wheat ears give this suspension natural curves. Placed above a dining table or in any other room in the house, this suspension will provide a bright light source while adding a vintage touch to your interior design.