This product is a previously owned 7-light chandelier from Kalco Lighting's 'Winona' collection in a 'tarnished brass' finish. It has a matching canopy and candle covers for candelabra style lights at the end of its whimsical, swirly arms and a seventh light sitting at the center. The chandelier has simple bobeches under the lights and smooth, teardrop shaped prisms hanging from the curlicue frame with a ball finial at the bottom.
Please note, the hanger currently holding the bottom crystal ball is broken (see photos).
This chandelier has been tested by our staff and is in working condition. We always recommend using energy efficient and cool operating LED bulbs.
Dimensions:
33.5" High x 25" Wide
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