Traditional chandelier ORSAY

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This chandelier is inspired by models made by Charles André Boulle at the beginning of the 18th century, like the chandelier dating from 1700 kept in the Mathieu Museum or the one from 1710 in the castle of Champs sur Marne. A central shaft, decorated in its center with bronze rosette-shaped pendants and crystal drops, supports twelve curved, finely chiseled arms of light. The latter, covered with plant ornaments and arabesques, are also decorated with pendants. The plant theme is continued on the shaft, which ends in a bunch of grapes, and on the ornamental tier, on which ears of wheat fall towards the outside of the chandelier.