Impressive, Venetian Chandelier

A​“Rez­zon­i­co” Chan­de­lier, named after the epony­mous fam­i­ly, who built a Palace at the Canale Grande in Venice in 1750.

The 24-light, 5‑level Venet­ian Chan­de­lier is abun­dant­ly dec­o­rat­ed with col­or­ful blos­soms, leaves and berries. The rich­ly flower embell­ished receiv­ing bowl emerges into a beau­ti­ful­ly dec­o­rat­ed vase in the cen­ter and mul­ti­ple hand forged, and glass clad arms ter­mi­nat­ing in large drip pans. 

Sur­mount­ed by a 3‑level crown — lav­ish­ly dec­o­rat­ed with orna­ments, blos­soms, berries and leaves — and a ceil­ing fitment.

It is pure joy to fol­low all those stun­ning­ly elab­o­rat­ed, hand­made glass flow­ers in dif­fer­ent col­ors, such as bell­flow­ers, which embell­ish this mag­nif­i­cent Chan­de­lier all over, part­ly in a pasty glass imi­tat­ing porce­lain. This object tru­ly is an impres­sive exam­ple of high-qual­i­ty craftsmanship.

Rare to find in this amaz­ing con­di­tion and of that charm­ing prove­nance of a grand, Venet­ian Palace. It will uplev­el an Inte­ri­or with ele­gant raf­fi­nesse for sure. 

Please find two beau­ti­ful exam­ples of Venet­ian Chan­de­liers in small­er sizes here:

12-light & 16-light