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Antiquario Villas and Cottages
1023 Main Street South
Woodbury, CT 06798 , United States
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203.263.2211
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Murano Glass 'Ciocca' Chandelier
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Description
An eight-light Venetian Murano floral bouquet (ciocca) glass chandelier. The palest blue and white handblown fronds, arms, bobeches and stacked urn baluster; mounted with pale green rose blossoms. Exceptionally detailed contrasting leaf tips, dew drops, and basket weave structural elements. State of the art handblown craftsmanship substantiates dating in the last quarter of the 19th century. Mid to late 20th century electrification; though it is also equipped to hold candles when desired.
Antiquario Villas and Cottages
1023 Main Street South Woodbury, CT 06798 United States
203.263.2211
Period furniture and decoration spanning four centuries and three continents, galleried in a 1754 National Register of Historic Places house in Woodbury; Connecticut's long established "Antiques Capital”. Five decades of antiques collecting experience in a succession of Historic Register homes in Virginia, New York, and Connecticut; and a 1901 beaux arts building on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Open Thursday through Monday from 11:00 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and on Tuesday and Wednesday by appointment. -
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In the Style of: Venice & Murano Co. Period: 19th Century Materials: handblown glass and later electrification Condition: Good. an electrified chandelier originally made for candles Creation Date: c.1890 Styles / Movements: Belle Epoque, Traditional Dealer Reference #: 1503 AEEE Incollect Reference #: 379687 -
Dimensions
H. 36 in; Diam. 28 in; H. 91.44 cm; Diam. 71.12 cm;
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