Large Art Nouveau ceiling chandelier
Designed by Richard Riemerschmid attr, c. …

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Large Art Nouveau ceiling chandelier Designed by Richard Riemerschmid attr, c. 1905, embossed and gilded brass, screwed and riveted in several parts, large ring-shaped body suspended from three chains, six-light electrified, original opal glass shades with lustered surface (two possibly old replacements), electrics renewed but not functional, enclosed formerly centrally suspended height-adjustable shade with valance fabric, h 130 cm, d 80 cm. Source: Kunstgewerbeblatt XVII (1906), p. 195, here a reduced later version.

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Large Art Nouveau ceiling chandelier

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Large Art Nouveau ceiling chandelier Designed by Richard Riemerschmid attr, c. 1905, embossed and gilded brass, screwed and riveted in several parts, large ring-shaped body suspended from three chains, six-light electrified, original opal glass shades with lustered surface (two possibly old replacements), electrics renewed but not functional, enclosed formerly centrally suspended height-adjustable shade with valance fabric, h 130 cm, d 80 cm. Source: Kunstgewerbeblatt XVII (1906), p. 195, here a reduced later version.

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