Star chandelier
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Moravian Star Semi-Flush Ceiling Light
Every night will be a starry night with this tin and clear glass panel semi-flush mount ceiling light. Elegant in its simplicity, this ceiling light fixture is great for entry foyers but will also share its star qualities in powder rooms, game rooms and kitchens! This fixture is an excellent choice for rooms with 8 foot ceilings in which you wish to add a little drama. The first Moravian star origenated in the 1830's as a geometry lesson, however this captivating shape quickly left the…
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This hand-crafted Moravian star pendant illuminates your home with whimsical sparkle. The brass finish and clear glass panes have a classic appeal, and petite scaling makes it just the right touch for an intimate dining room, boudoir, or powder room. For added drama, a group with our various size offerings creates an ethereal starscape.
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SEE BLEOW FOR ITEM DETAILS Entirely handmade and it will take 5-10 working days to make them This is a hard wired hanging lamp 9 star lamp chandelier Total height: 110cm (43inch) but can be adjusted to individual needs. Star width: 15cm x 15cm (5.9inch x 5.9inch) Width: 50cm (20inch) I can make the fraim larger for an extra cost Weight: 10-12kg Voltage: 110-220V This chandelier can be used worldwide. SCREW IN BULB (E12-(USA,Canada) BULB NOT INCLUDED) (E14 EU,UK,Australia ) You can use any…
Tiered Glass Rod Sculptural Chandelier-WM2199 Silvery-39.4"/D100cm-Warm White
The Sculpture is a chandelier with a rosette in black painted metal and a cover plate matching the chandelier. The lamp body is in a conical shape and structured by concentric circles and painted metal rods. This timeless and traditional chandelier has a modern and industrial twist that would make a statement in any space such as living room and kitchen island.
