Multi-Arm Metal Chandelier with Frosted Fluted Glass Shades

This appears to be an antique or vintage chandelier, likely from the early to mid-20th century, possibly in the Art Deco or Neoclassical Revival style given its geometric and stylized floral elements. The primary material for the frame and arms is metal, which exhibits a dark, possibly bronzed or aged brass finish with a noticeable patina, suggesting age and oxidation. The chandelier features a central bowl-shaped shade and five radiating arms, each terminating in an upward-facing light socket covered by a fluted, shell-shaped glass shade. These glass shades are a frosted or acid-etched type, providing a soft, diffused light, and have distinctive scalloped or fan-like edges. The central glass element also has a fluted design. The metalwork features scrolling details and possibly acanthus leaf motifs, particularly on the arms and where they connect to the central body. There are no immediately visible maker's marks or signatures, but the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced yet quality item of its era. The overall condition appears good for its age, though close inspection would be needed to assess wiring, minor bends, or stress cracks in the metal or chips in the glass. The presence of other period chandeliers in the background suggests it forms part of a collection or retail display of antique lighting.