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An elegant chandelier from the late fifties of the last century. The markings that we managed to find are on the lampholder mount. It contains the following information: "Electrometall, Tallinn, 220 V / 75 W, GOST 8607-57, 1959". The lamps, together with the lampholders, are placed horizontally in the cavity of the glasses, illuminating the room with a pleasant soft light, diffused by frosted glass cups and reflected from the ceiling. In order to remove the cover, it is necessary to unscrew the bulb and partially disassemble the lampholder.

Luxurious chandelier made in the Stalinist Empire style. Manufacturing materials: brass, bronze, steel, bakelite, glass (glass or crystal - I can't judge). Since there is doubt, let it be glass. This, in my opinion, does not detract from the artistic value and historical value of this product. Unfortunately, no markings could be found. Internet searches have yielded no positive results. For the manufacturing date of the chandelier I took the year of production of one of the lampholders, which I had to repair after the purchase.

"Kamelyok" souvenir night light from the era of the distant seventies was designed to create an atmosphere of peace and home comfort. The body is assembled from the identical brass elements, connected by plastic corners using screws and nuts. The glow discharge lamp (with E27 base) flickers pleasantly when glowing, imitating the quivering tongues of flame. At that time, this lamp was very expensive. I bought it in those distant years as a gift to my grandmother on her birthday.