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10564
HEIGHT: 20 in (51 cm) DIAMETER: 17 in (43 cm)
G41DK
Chrome, Glass
Atomic Era
Mid 20th Century
Silver
An Italian Sputnik chandelier, produced within the late 20th Century period, with sockets projecting from the central nucleus, surrounded by an array of brass beams, entirely suspended from a pole support and tapered canopy. Very good condition, consistent with age and use; this light fixture will be rewired to US standards upon purchase.
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