The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html

The large central chandelier, crafted in 1615 by the cabinetmaker Hans Wilhelm Beheim from linden wood, gilded, with 96 candles and an internal iron frame. Two-thirds of it is still original; it was restored in 1985 by the Old Town Friends Association (sculptor Leopold Bernhard) with donations and a grant from the State Office for the Preservation of Historical Monuments.

The two smaller chandeliers (1874 by Friedrich Wanderer) were restored through private donations.

Peter Vischer grille, reconstructed by the Old Town Friends Association of Nuremberg

See also:

- Town Hall

- https://www.altstadtfreunde-nuernberg.de/de/projekte/rathaussaal-und-reichskleinodien.html