Metal Chandelier, 1930s–1940s

This four-lamp chandelier is a representative example of functionalist lighting from the 1930s–1940s, characterized by clean geometry and a restrained, utilitarian aesthetic. Its structure reflects early modernist principles, prioritizing clarity of form and practical illumination. The piece combines metal components with simple glass shades, creating a balanced composition typical of functionalist interiors of the period. It is preserved in undamaged vintage condition, with stable construction and well-maintained surfaces. With its understated proportions and period-authentic materials, the chandelier is well suited for modern, minimalist, or historically influenced spaces. Specifications Design: Functionalist four-lamp chandelier Period: 1930s–1940s Style: Functionalism / Early Modernism Material: Metal, glass Color: Metal frame, clear/opal glass Condition: Undamaged vintage condition Estimated weight: approx. 4–6 kg Dimensions Diameter: 50 cm Height (with hanging rod): 62 cm