Art Deco Chandelier in Chrome-Plated Steel and Opal Glass, Czech, 1920s

This unique chandelier, created in Czechoslovakia during the 1920s, carries the unmistakable signature of the transitional period between refined Art Deco style and the progressive Bauhaus movement. Its precisely crafted lines and combination of materials—glossy chromed steel and elegant opaline glass—perfectly reflect the attention to detail and aesthetic harmony of period domestic artistic creation, which placed great emphasis on geometric purity, functional shapes, and timeless visual impact. The object has undergone thorough and sensitive professional care, which included complete restoration and new professional electrification including an E27 socket revision according to applicable standards. Thanks to this, the fixture has been preserved in an excellent, visually attractive, and fully functional state while strongly retaining its historical authenticity, unique character, and high collector appeal, without compromising its original aesthetic value. Given its stylistic purity, high-quality material composition, and excellent restored condition, this chandelier holds exceptional collector and aesthetic value. In a contemporary interior, it functions not only as a fully functional and practical lighting fixture, but primarily as a striking artistic accent with an unmistakable genius loci that breathes a unique atmosphere and a touch of period elegance into your home. Design Period 1920 to 1949 Production Period 1920 to 1929 Country of Manufacture Czech Republic Style Vintage, Art Deco Detailed Condition Very Good — This vintage/antique item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use. Restoration and Damage Details Refinished, Rewoven Material Glass, Opaline Glass, Steel Color Terracotta Height 68 cm Diameter 52 cm