Art Deco three-light chandelier in brass and glass, 1930s

This piece from the 1930s, of rare elegance, timelessness, and relative discretion, stands out for its classic construction but with a "modernist" or even "design" vision ahead of its time. Its structure is made of curved square brass tubes, with either metal or beige lacquered surfaces, assembled with brass screws. This chandelier is interesting for the transition it offers between two periods of decorative arts. There are some scratches on the lacquered and raw metal surfaces. A chip on one of the glass bowls (see photos). The electrical wiring has been completely replaced. A grounding would be desirable at the upper cover during the on-site installation. For B22 bayonet bulbs.