Tassel chandelier

This very beautiful and imposing 5-arm chandelier in gilded metal (bronze? brass?) with glass pendants could be the central decorative element of a large room or an entrance with a nice high ceiling. It must date from the 70s. I cleaned it carefully, metal and pendants. It is complete from a functional point of view: ceiling rose, eyelet and suspension chain, electrical wiring, sockets and candle covers, but 1 pendant was missing and another is damaged (I will provide it to you anyway), so I chose to put only three of the 5 pendants around the central faceted ball, which also allows me to say that all the pendants are now intact, the large ones and the smallest almost round ones which make the transition between the metal structure and the large pendants (3 of these small almost round pendants were damaged, I will provide them to you anyway with it because they can be re-drilled to be functional again). I will also attach the additional links that you can add to increase the length of the suspension. The gilded metal parts are in good condition, just the patina of time. The electrification is correct, I tested it, all the bulbs light up (small E14 screw-in bulbs, not supplied). The socket covers that imitate candles are made of cardboard covered with a harder material (wax? plastic?), two are a little damaged at the lower edge but remain completely functional (that is to say that they can be screwed onto the sockets and the bulbs screwed into them) and furthermore, once the chandelier is suspended, you can no longer see their lower edge. This chandelier fits into a circle 60 cm in diameter, it measures approximately 68 cm in height, from the low metal tip (not including the central faceted ball pendant) to the top of the ceiling rose (but without the additional link which measures 40 cm in length).