This polished, gold-colored, bronze Venetian hanging oil lamp has a round hanger connected to a small, open bell-shaped piece. This attaches to three twisted chains, resembling crepe paper streamers. The chains have a small, rounded, jingle-bell shaped part at their midpoints. The chains attach to the body of the lamp at its widest point. The body is composed of an elaborate sequence of rounded metalwork vessels with connectors of different sizes. The topmost section of the body is a round, open, simple, undecorated neck. It connects to a wider disc shaped section decorated with egg shaped protrusions all around it. At its bottom another plain bronze section narrows and then widens to attach the largest section of the lamp. This part is a large disc with egg shaped protrusions around it. Several sequentially smaller, rounded parts make up the lower part of the lamp. Some are decorated with egg shaped protrusions and some are plain. The lamp ends in a pointed finial.