Copper crown with five lights
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
The object consists of a ceiling piece, five tubes for the cords of the five lighting points, a decorative upper canopy with cut-out vine ornament, the canopy with cut-out vine ornament for the central lighting (against which a frosted glass globe is placed), four spheres built up of two halves for the lighting points around it. In these spheres, frosted glass parts are included in the upper halves. The spheres for the four lighting points are also provided with cut-out vine work and bird motifs. In the ring surrounding the central lighting, pieces of green glass are mounted. The central lighting is trimmed with a volant of frosted glass beads and at the bottom shielded with a natural-colored beige batik cloth, in which the ornament of the lamp is freely repeated.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description