A decorative stained glass pendant chandelier, in the Tiffany revival taste of the mid-20th Century, featuring a domed shade composed of hand-cut and leaded glass panels arranged in a repeating fruit motif. The design presents stylized red apples with green leaves set against an opalescent cream ground, bordered by a scalloped lower edge. The shade is constructed using the traditional lead came technique, with individually cut glass segments assembled into a structured geometric framework radiating from the crown. The interior reveals a single light fitting beneath a central socket mount. The fixture is suspended by a metal chain terminating in a brass-toned ceiling canopy. The composition reflects the enduring influence of early 20th-century American Art Nouveau lighting, particularly the naturalistic vocabulary associated with the Tiffany Studios tradition. The apple motif, rendered in warm tonal gradations of red glass, contrasts with the soft translucency of the background panels, producing a warm, ambient glow when illuminated. Components: Leaded stained glass shade Opalescent and colored glass panels Metal chain suspension Brass-toned ceiling canopy Single interior light fitting Wear consistent with age and use. Minor surface wear and patina to the metal elements. The glass panels appear intact with no immediately visible major cracks; light surface dirt and age-related oxidation to the lead came. Electrical components not tested and may require professional inspection prior to installation. Up to 250V (Europe/UK Standard).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.