This very large chandelier made of brass features shades in opaline glass and was manufactured by the Norwegian producer Sønnico, in the style of Birger Dahl. The piece came from a cinema that was built in the early 1950s, where wall lamps with the manufacturer's stamp were also used. Dahl was the head of design at Norwegian electronics firm Sønnico and created the award-winning Dokka pendant lamp, which brought Norwegian lighting under the international spotlight. This lamp is typical for Dahl's design aesthetic, indicating he may have created it. The lamp features 16 light sources with E14 sockets. The rod measures 198 cm and can easily be taken apart in the middle. It can also be divided in half or taken off if preferred for use as a flush mount, or cut to the length needed (please inquire with Pamono). The dark and dry atmosphere of the cinema has preserved this piece very well and it remains in an excellent condition. It arrives with its original and functional wiring. European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.