Art Nouveau suspension, rising and falling, in slipware, around 1900.

An important "rise and fall" suspension in bronze and earthenware. The original oil lamp mechanism has been removed. The suspension can be used as a hanging vase for outdoor or indoor use, or as a lamp (to be electrified); the suggested opaline display is not included. Note: there is a crack in the earthenware (photo), and a chain fixed by a hook has been added. Period: around 1900. Dimensions: height between 90 and 150 cm; maximum diameter 50 cm, earthenware vase diameter 13.5 cm; weight approximately 20 kg.