Eight Light Chandelier
in Rust,Custom
by Meyda Tiffany
from the Barrel Stave collection
Original price
$6,957.76
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Original price
$6,957.76
Original price
current price
$6,957.76
$6,957.76
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$6,957.76
Current price
current price
$6,957.76
Rustic charm blends tastefully with distinctive character and simplicity. Inspired by Antique Staves traditionally bound by hoops used for beer/whisky barrels and wine casks, this authentic one-of-a-kind chandelier can be strapped with various metals including the Rusty Nail finish featured. Our Sustainable lighting also offers a choice of Reclaimed Woods or a combination of Natural Woods/Metals. This vintage look is further enhanced with 8 faux candleholders with Customer Supplied Medium base lamps that line up like soldiers at attention in abeyance of the barrel to which they serve and illuminate beautifully. Ideal for lobbies, foyers, dining areas and other residential and hospitality areas, this unique chandelier is custom crafted by highly skilled artisans in our manufacturing facility upstate NY. Epicureans can choose custom colors, sizes, finishes and dimmable energy efficient lamping. This 43-inch wide chandelier is UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations.
Collection: Barrel Stave
SKU: 652744
Width: 43.50"
Height:58.50"
Length: 43.50"
Bulb Type: F15
Bulb Base: E26
Bulb Quantity: 8
Wattage: 60.00
SKU:
652744
Collection:
Material:
Steel
Color:
Rust,Custom
Safety Listing:
Damp
Safety Rating:
Damp
Wattage:
60 Watts
Bulb Base:
E26
Bulbs Included:
No
Bulb Quantity:
8
Dimmable:
No
Imported:
USA
UPC:
705696070008
Width/Diameter:
43.50"
Height:
58.50"
Length:
43.50"
Lighting Design Spec Sheet:
Print Spec Sheet
Size Guide:
View Sizing Guide
Care:
- Glass, metal and bulbs use a duster once a week to prevent dust build up
- Linen/material use a lint roller
- Most lights can be wiped down with a damp cloth after light is off
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to p65warnings.ca.gov/.
