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Feldman Triple Lotus Light Fixture Chandelier, circa 1960
$ 9,200
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Description
Professionally polished and lacquered to retain the current brass shine, this beautiful and gentle lotus chandelier was designed and manufactured by the Feldman Lighting Company in the 1960s and is the most rare of the lotus pendants of the time. The chandelier has also been professionally rewired and is ready for installation. Each of the three lotuses hang on a delicate chain at different lengths for a more organic, natural look - chain lengths are adjustable - and the brass is etched adding natural details and gentle ridges that capture the glow emanating from each flower. We recommend using bulbs with a yellow light to add even more warmth to the brass. This chandelier works well in kitchens to add brass details and a more organic vibe, but also perfect in entries or in any room to add an elegant, gentle and sculptural look. The chandelier also works beautifully for chinoiserie styles/decors.
Our shop carries a large selection of Feldman lotuses in several styles and sizes. -
More Information
Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Origin: Hong Kong Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Brass Condition: Good. Rewired. Wear consistent with age and use. This lotus pendant chandelier has been professionally polished and lacquered to retain the brass shine, as well as professionally rewired. Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Incollect Reference #: 601520 -
Dimensions
H. 40 in; Diam. 20 in; H. 101.6 cm; Diam. 50.8 cm;
Message from Seller:
Interior Motives began as a collaboration between acclaimed interior designer, David Deatherage and entreprenuer, Jay Perez. All of our hard to find 20th Century Modern pieces meet the Interior Motives criteria: designer mid century furnishings that are luxurious and add a sexy vibe to any interior. Stand alone pieces to admire from afar or upclose. A celebration of beauty and timeless design revamped in unique finishes, sultry textures and rich fabrics or hides.
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