Traditional Six-Light Crystal Chandelier

This is a elegant traditional-style six-light chandelier featuring a central glass standard and gracefully curved glass arms. The fixture is constructed primarily from clear cut glass and lead crystal components. Its central column features a baluster-shaped glass body with a decorative upper bobeche from which several crystal drops are suspended. The five or six curved glass arms extend outward to support individual light sockets housed within smaller scalloped glass bobeches, each also adorned with a fringe of faceted pendeloque or teardrop-style crystal prisms. The crystals are connected by small metal pins, likely brass or chrome-finished. The lighting utilizes small-base flame-shaped bulbs, mimicking the appearance of real candles. The style is reminiscent of mid-20th-century classical revival designs, likely dating between 1950 and 1980. The craftsmanship shows high quality with faceted cutting on the bowls and center stem that enhances light refraction. Condition appears excellent with no visible chips to the glass arms or missing crystal pendants, though a light film of dust is present on the upper surfaces. The hardware at the very top indicates a chain-hung installation with a metallic finish consistent with decorative residential lighting of the late 20th century.