Slip-Shade or Semi-Flush Mount Five-Light Art Deco Style Chandelier

This is a five-light semi-flush mount ceiling fixture, likely dating from the early 20th century (circa 1920-1940) or a high-quality historical reproduction. The frame is constructed from cast metal, possibly iron or heavy cast aluminum, with a dark bronze or patinated bronze finish. The central design features a decorative circular plate with pierced geometric and floral scrolled cutouts, supported by five ornately cast vertical arms that converge at the ceiling canopy. The canopy itself is mounted against a white plaster or wood ceiling medallion. Each of the five sockets is surrounded by a flared, scalloped collar with decorative perforations. The chandelier is currently fitted with exposed modern LED filament Edison-style bulbs; however, the socket configuration suggests it was originally designed to hold 'slip shades' (glass panels that slide into the frame) or possibly frosted flame-shaped bulbs. The overall condition appears excellent with a consistent, rich patina across the metalwork and no visible structural cracks or missing cast elements. The craftsmanship is indicative of the Art Deco or late Arts and Crafts movements, characterized by the heavy cast construction and symmetrical, repeating floral and geometric motifs. There are no maker's marks visible in the photograph, though such marks are commonly found on the interior of the canopy or the top side of the main ring.