This is a pendant light made by Coronell Elektro from the 1950s to 1960s. Coronell Elektro is a Danish lighting manufacturer famous for Louis Poulsen. Although there is no manufacturer's mark such as a sticker, I purchased it from a reliable overseas collector, so I am confident it is authentic. Width: 27cm, Height: 20cm E17 socket, hanging ceiling mount It features a design with a striking contrast between the black metal shade and the gold copper plate, and is said to be designed by Werner Schou. This series has a wide variety of types, and new designs continue to appear on the used market, but this particular piece is exceptionally rare and highly designed among those I have seen. It has an atmosphere that other pendant lights cannot replicate, and is undoubtedly a statement piece. The metal shade is the original vintage piece, but the electrical components such as the socket and cord are new, so you can use it with peace of mind. Three hanging ceiling mount cords with sockets are included. White cord (attached in the photo) approx. 340cm Black cord approx. 51cm Black cord approx. 22cm They can be easily exchanged. Additionally, two cord length adjustment items (vita spinner in copper, Bobin cord reel L size in white), a ceiling cover, and an adapter to convert from a hanging ceiling mount to a power outlet are included. All have been carefully selected to match this item. Furthermore, four spare E17 LED bulbs with different brightness and light diffusion patterns are included (used for only a few minutes, with boxes). You can try out various lighting effects. (One of them is the same type as the one lit in the photo.) The accessories alone cost approximately 15,000 yen. The metal shade has scratches, minor scratches, and rust.