French 1950s Atomic Chandelier, Maple Wood & Brass, Kinetic Design

Attributed to Kobis Lorence and clearly influenced by Gino Sarfatti and Pierre Guariche, this pendant chandelier features a central brass ball base, four brass arms that are adjustable and protrude through the ball and terminate in parchment double cone diabolo shades.

French 1950s five-arm chandelier by Maison Arlus with black enameled hefty high-quality embellishment on drop rod as well as canopy. Comes complete with original woven resin/plex...

Very rare original chandelier from Maison Arlus, France, circa 1955. Chandelier is in the form of a bouquet of flowers. Eight arms bent organically to represent long stems with white...

Impressive three light suspension chandelier attributed to Arteluce with three monumental opaline diabolo shades on a triangular form brass structure em...

Italian chandelier from the 1950s – Mid-Century Modern style The chandelier has eight elegant, curved arms in polished brass, each with a tapered wooden holder and a matt opaline gl...

Rare mid-century Italian chandelier in wood, brass and lacquered metal, 1950s. A highly expressive, sculptural design with a strong architectural presence. The chandelier is built a...

Brass chandelier from 1950s, made in France. The lamp has 5 lights and has been newly rewired.

8-light brass chandelier Italian production early 1950s. Entirely hand-washed brass with curved arms and stem. Brass lamp holder with crystal disk. Original electrical system. In...