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A Highly Important Russian Chandelier Attributed to Johann Zekh.
A highly impressive, eighteen light ormolu mounted and cut glass chandelier. The turquoise opalescent baluster stem with foliated mounts supporting a reed corona and the central vase issuing six arms supporting spiralled obelisks. The finely chased main guilloche band incased with prismatic spangles, issuing twelve arms, each supporting notch cut spires surmounted by small reed sprays terminating with incased prism and demi-lune cascades. Six of these arms issuing a further three scroll arms supporting foliate drip pans, candle nozzles and ball bead savealls. The chandelier draped and hung with the finest quality pear drops and finials.
Dimensions
Height 137.11 cm / 54 " Diameter 114.26 cm / 45 "Stock number
FA1232The BADA Standard
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