Sale 2054
| Chicago
| Chicago
Estimate$8,000 – $12,000
The chandelier appears in overall fairly good and intact condition. Two of the large arms and one medium arm each with one professionally restored break. The restoration and repair appear well done and structurally sound. A few of the central glass cylinders that cover the metal rod running the stem of the chandelier have negligible chips and areas of roughness at the edges. One of the central spheres with a small crack at one end; stable but likely in need of repair. A few of the bobeches are missing their hanging prisms. Bearing acid etched Baccarat mark. Additional images are available upon request.
Currently disassembled for transport and storage. Chandelier was in working order when installed in consignor's home.
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Corbin Horn
Vice President, Head of Department, European Furniture & Decorative Arts