Italian Stained Glass/Ornate Brass Lion/Crown/Crest Tiffany Style Castle Light

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Italian Stained Glass/Ornate Brass Lion/Crown/Crest Tiffany Style Castle Light:
$15000.00

‘ONLY IN THE CONTEMPLATION OF BEAUTY

IS HUMAN LIFE WORTH LIVING’

- PLATO

“If you want a golden rule that will fit everything,

this is it:

Have nothing in your houses that you do not know

to be useful or believe to be beautiful.”

-William Morris

Italian Stained Glass

Ornate Brass Lion/Crown/Crest

Tiffany Style Castle Light

Measures:40\" H x 26\" W

This is the finest example of a Tiffany style hanging chandelier I have ever seen.

Previously owned byToronto billionaire

\"Honest\" Ed Mirvish who hung it in his personal office.

Fabricated in Italy at the height of the Mussolini monumental architectural era. It well represents the Roman revival style of that cultural idealistic time.

This eight-light chandelier has the heaviest cast brass and curved stained slag glass andsculptured heraldic design incorporating Royal crests encasing crowns and lions.

This is a substantial, very heavy chandelier straight from my little castle and looking for a new home.

The quality and aesthetics are unsurpassed and you will not be disappointed.

A VERY RARE OPPORTUNITY!In Excellent Original Condition ready for SHIPPING WORLDWIDEand DELIVERY IS POSSIBLE ANYWHERE in the U.S. and Canada for a reasonable negotiated fee...

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Thank You

So, to offer or not to offer?

As Tolkien writes in The Fellowship of the Ring,

“All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”

What a wise man. After all, he also advises us,

“Never laugh at live dragons.”