lightolier chandelier  

I purchased this chandelier out of a local synagogue that was demolished...(see 2nd pic: wish I could have grabbed some of that panelling)
the ceiling cap is marked lightolier...I was wondering if a certain designer (s) worked for them...this looks a lot like the pieces that adler is (re)producing to me and I wondered if there was someone to give credit to...
I thought it might look cool with little white globes...any thoughts?

this is from the Lightolier website:
Lightolier is a company with a rich history of growth and innovation. Lightolier was founded in 1904, in the early days of electric lighting. By the 1920's, the company had published the first application-oriented "Stylebook" catalog. Already, "function with style" (glass refractors in pendants, for example) was an important selling feature. By the Second World War, Lightolier had built a reputation for design leadership in decorative lighting.

After the war, the company entered the architectural lighting market in a major way. Rapidly, Lightolier earned recognition for its sophisticated and sensitive designs. With its introduction of track lighting in the 1960's, the company became an important player in the fast growing store lighting market. Also in the 1960's the company began asserting its expertise in downlighting reflector technology. Lightolier figured importantly in the use of downlights in residential, as well as hospitality and entertainment spaces. During this decade, Lightolier added facilities across the United States, Mexico, and Canada