Art Nouveau bronze chandelier with Murano glass flowers

In this advertisement, you will find an exquisite chandelier from the early 20th century in the Art Nouveau style, characterised by its organic sculptural form and richly textured materials. The fixture consists of a patinated gilded metal frame, gracefully rising in sinuous arms evoking natural growth and movement, typical of the period. The body is adorned with an exceptional arrangement of hand-shaped glass elements, arranged in clustered formations reminiscent of grapes or wisteria bunches. Each piece of glass is individually crafted, creating a dynamic interplay of light and transparency, whether lit or at rest. When illuminated, the chandelier emits a warm and atmospheric glow, with the glass diffusing the light softly, almost liquid-like. The upper canopy features finely moulded decorative details, while the central drop is accentuated by a faceted crystal pendant, adding a subtle point of brilliance and refinement. The contrast between the aged gilded patina and the luminous clarity of the glass enhances the depth and overall character of the piece. Likely of French or Central European origin, this chandelier reflects the transition from late 19th-century naturalism to early modern decorative sensibilities. It remains a highly decorative and sculptural lighting object, suitable for both classic and contemporary interiors. A rare and expressive example of lighting design inspired by Art Nouveau. The chandelier can be extended by the addition of a brass chain, if necessary.