Experience the grandeur of neoclassical design with this important chandelier by Werner & Mieth, crafted in Berlin around 1800-1810. This exceptional piece is made of fire-gilt bronze, adorned with hangings of cut glass prisms and rose-tinted glass bodies. The eight-armed chandelier features three tiers, with the lower tier showcasing small hanging hoops and spirally twisted arms that culminate in a central pine cone.

Above this, four stylized palm trees rise majestically, interconnected by garlands that elegantly cascade downward. The imposing structure is crowned with a canopy, embellished with additional dangling hoops and palm fronds, offering a view of the exquisite rose-colored, partially cut glass bodies. From beneath, the chandelier reveals a harmonious quatrefoil construction, with spiral-shaped arms emerging in pairs from each corner, exemplifying the meticulous craftsmanship and intricate design synonymous with the neoclassical era.