Angelo Lelii certified 'Stella a 12' brass & glass chandelier by Arredoluce 1958

An exceptional and authentic ‘Stella a 12’ chandelier or ceiling light designed by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, Italy, circa 1958. This refined piece features twelve spherical glass shades with an acid-etched finish, elegantly suspended from a brass frame arranged in a dynamic radial composition. A certificate from the Arredoluce archive is included, and the original manufacturer’s label remains intact.

This ‘Stella a 12’ model consists of a central canopy from which twelve brass arms extend, each ending in an acid-etched and satin-finished glass globe. A striking and iconic design, it showcases clean architectural lines and emits a beautifully diffused glow, evoking the image of a radiant star or a flower in full bloom. Well-suited to spacious interiors, it can be placed above a grand dining table, in the entrance hall of an elegant residence, or even mounted on a wall, adding a distinctive and refined character to its surroundings.

In very good condition, the glass globes are flawless, while the brass frame is structurally sound, with only minor oxidation to the metal.

Literature:
Padoan and Palmaghini, Arredoluce Catalogue Raisonné: 1943-1987, Pansera, Silvana Editoriale, Milan, 2018, pp. 216, 221, and 325.

Dimensions:
Diameter: 131 cm – Height: 24 cm