Spanish Revival Style Wrought Iron Chandelier

A striking five-light wrought iron chandelier following the Spanish Revival or Mediterranean aesthetic. The piece is constructed from heavy-gauge iron with a textured, matte black or dark oil-rubbed bronze finish. It features a central open cage frame with hammered circular bands, adorned with scrolled ironwork and quatrefoil-inspired flourishes. The five arms sweep outward in elegant S-curves, terminating in scalloped bobeches that support faux-candle sleeves designed to resemble dripping wax. The fixture is suspended by a decorative chain from a matching black mounting plate, centered within a classic white plaster-style ceiling medallion. The craftsmanship appears robust, with visible welds and hammered textures indicative of artisanal production. Based on the wiring and the faux-candle styling, this piece likely dates to the mid-to-late 20th century, capturing the Gothic and Spanish Colonial architectural trends. The condition appears excellent with a uniform patina, though some surface dust is visible upon close inspection. All electrical components, including the flame-tip bulbs, appear intact and operational.