Three-Light Pendant Chandelier with Frosted Glass Shades

This is a three-light pendant chandelier, suspended by an adjustable chain, featuring a distressed or aged bronze-tone finish on its metal components. The chandelier has a central body from which three curved arms extend outwards and downwards, each supporting a bell-shaped frosted glass shade. The metalwork exhibits decorative scrolls and curves, particularly at the connection points of the arms and around the light bases, suggesting an antique-inspired or traditional aesthetic. The finish appears to be a matte, dark brown or bronze, showing some minor wear or intentional distressing that gives it a slightly aged patina. Each frosted glass shade is a soft, yellowish-white color, consistent with an acid-etched or sandblasted finish, designed to diffuse light evenly. The shades are free from visible cracks or major chips, appearing to be in good condition. The overall construction suggests a manufactured piece, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed to evoke a classic, perhaps Mission or Arts and Crafts, style. The mounting canopy, held by a hand in one of the images, is a simple, round shape, matching the fixture's finish, and connects to a link chain for ceiling suspension. No specific maker’s marks or signatures are discernible from the provided images, but the uniform design and finish indicate a mass-produced item rather than a custom-made piece. The quality of craftsmanship appears to be standard for decorative home lighting, with neat welds and consistent finishing throughout. The visible condition includes a generally good state, with the anticipated minor scuffs or dust accumulation common for a used light fixture.