Monumental Art Deco Neo-Gothic Church Chandelier with Christian Iconography Ehrich where the emphasis was placed

where the emphasis was placed on modularity and the use of technical materials

copper hinge elements and the distinctive triangular Carrara marble base are hallmark features of Stilux craftsmanship

these are sold as static display objects rather than functional toys

while the inner shade is composed of a ribbed or concentric ring structure

and impeccable working condition make it a standout piece that adds both functionality and style to any room

Monumental Art Deco Neo-Gothic Church Chandelier with Christian Iconography Ehrich where the emphasis was placedLarge ecclesiastical lantern dating from the Art Deco period, characterized by a synthesis of geometric structure and Gothic Revival motifs, likely produced in Belgium or France between the 1920s and 1940s. The hexagonal fixture is constructed from a heavy patinated brass frame featuring castellated edges and openwork tracery. The main body encloses frosted glass panels overlaid with stylized metal crosses, ensuring diffused, ambient illumination. The