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  BAKALOWITS & SÖHNE (founded 1845 in Vienna)

  “Starburst” chandelier  c.1970’s

  Crystal rods of varying lengths with nine lights,
  chromium-plated metal ceiling cap and spherical chandelier parts.

  Ceiling to drop length: 46 1/2″ x overall diameter: 33 1/2″

  Price: $24,000

  The Bakalowits Company was founded in Vienna, Austria in 1845 by Elias Bakalowits. After his son Ludwig joined the company, E. Bakalowits &  Sons grew and became one of the foremost crystal chandelier manufacturers in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In 1892 Ludwig Bakalowits received the order to manufacture the chandeliers for the Neue Hofburg Palace in Vienna for Emperor Franz Joseph I and was  appointed Imperial and Royal Purveyor to the Court.
  The company’s reputation for excellence grew outside Europe, and by 1885 the company was exporting its products to America and Asia. In  1900, Bakalowits & Sons displayed their crystal chandeliers at the World Exposition in Paris. Other exhibitions in St. Petersburg, London, Geneva and Turin followed and attracted more clients from around the world. In 1928, the company obtained patents for its crystal chandeliers.  In 1955 Bakalowits was entrusted with the manufacture of new lighting fixtures for some of the Viennese buildings that had suffered damage during the Second World War. These included the Parliament, the State Opera House, the National theatre, City Hall, St. Stephan’s Cathedral,  and others.

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  Antonio Pineda Important “Triangle and Diamond” pitcher, sterling, signed, Exhibited: Triennale di Milano, Italy, 1960

  ANTONIO PIÑEDA (1919-2009) Taxco, Mexico

  Exhibition Pitcher c.1959-60

  Handwrought sterling silver in an overall triangular form with a diamond opening and a double splayed form and contoured handle, 30 troy ounces total weight

  Marks: Antonio Taxco (large crown mark) Sterling Silver, 930, Mexican Eagle silver standard mark

  Exhibited at the Triennale di Milano, Italy, 1960

  Provenance: Antonio Pineda, 1990

  Illustrated: Triennale di Milano, Argentería di Antonio Pineda,
  Exhibition Catalogue (Milan, 1960).

  H: 6 5/8” x L: 9 ½” x D: 5 ¾”

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