Solar 3-Burner Chandelier
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Solar 4-Burner Chandelier
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These solar chandeliers are copied from a circa 1845 3-burner
fixture that was purchased for reproduction purposes. The spun
parts have been carefully reproduced and the gracefully shaped
arms, canopy, and finial have been reproduced using lost-wax
casting methods. While none of the chain survived with the original
chandelier, appropriately sized links and rings have been used
on these two reproductions. Note that two different chains links
are available and that they can be used on either fixture - the
link shown on the 3-burner fixture is a decorative casting and
the link shown on the 4-burner fixture is a simple rectangular
stamping with angled corners. These links and rings are reproduced
from period examples and they are correct for use on these chandeliers.
The finish, with contrasting dark patination and bright
banding, lends the chandeliers a stately, elegant simplicity.
The 3-burner chandelier hangs in the Federal Hill mansion at
My Old Kentucky Home State Park and the 4-burner version hangs
in the central corridor of the Greek revival courthouse in Clinton,
Louisiana.
These chandeliers can be supplied either as electrified
or oil-burning fixtures. The overall height is 35" and the
diameter, including shades, measures 33". Photographs at
the bottom of this page show these fixtures with cut shades which
are available at a slight additional charge.
A-103-1-AR |
Solar 3-Burner Chandelier, electrified |
$6,990.00 |
A-103-2-AR |
Solar 3-Burner Chandelier, oil-burning |
$7,285.00 |
A-103-3-UD |
Solar 4-Burner Chandelier, electrified |
$7,590.00 |
A-103-4-UD |
Solar 4-Burner Chandelier, oil-burning |
$10,400.00 |
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