1930s Art Deco Chrome and Opaline Glass Two-Light Chandelier, Czechoslovaki

1930s Art Deco Chrome and Opaline Glass Two-Light Chandelier, Czechoslovakia. An exceptional Art Deco pendant chandelier from 1930s Czechoslovakia, distinguished by its sculptural asymmetrical composition, elegant chrome-plated metal construction, and two spherical white opaline glass shades. This sophisticated lighting fixture beautifully illustrates the transition between decorative Art Deco aesthetics and the functional geometric language of early European modernism. The chandelier features a slender vertical chrome suspension rod terminating in a polished spherical element above a geometric central body. Two elegantly curved chrome arms extend in opposite directions, supporting spherical opaline glass diffusers at alternating heights. The contrasting arrangement creates a dynamic visual composition, balancing geometric precision with fluid architectural movement. Decorative chrome spheres, polished metal surfaces, and softly illuminated white glass further enhance the chandelier’s distinctive period character. DIMENSIONS Overall Height: 70 cm / 27.56 in. Width: 50 cm / 19.69 in. Depth: 15 cm / 5.91 in. DETAILS Period: 1930s. Country of Origin: Czechoslovakia. Style: Art Deco, Modernist, Bauhaus-Inspired. Materials: Chrome-Plated Metal, Opaline Glass. Number of Lights: 2. Sockets: E26/E27. Electrical System: Professionally Rewired. US Compatibility: Yes, with appropriate E26 bulbs. Condition: Carefully Refurbished. Product Number: 260836.