Antique

This is an antique brass hanging hall lantern (sometimes referred to as a vestibule or foyer pendant light), likely crafted in a European revival style (such as French Neoclassical, Louis XIV, or Rococo).
Key features of this piece include:
The Crown Top: The ornate, crown-like structure at the very top with fleur-de-lis motifs is a classic signature of traditional European hall lanterns, designed to hide the suspension loop or hanging chain.
The Cage Frame: The multi-sided (hexagonal or octagonal) brass framework is meant to hold glass panels (which appear to be missing or removed in this photo) surrounding an internal light cluster or candle holder.
Material: It is made of cast brass or bronze, which develops a natural patina over time.
These types of fixtures are typically hung in grand entryways, hallways, or high-ceilinged stairwells.
€500 Ono