Ordering

Things to know before ordering:

Chandeliers

Choose the color of the fixture

Primitive style use 3 colors - (Main, Accent, Base)

Traditional style use 2 colors - (Base, Accent)

Choose the finish

Rust, Aged, Dark Aged, Aged Black, Flat Black

Choose bobeche style

Crinkle, Plain, or Pie Crust

Choose the number of arms for the fixture

All of our lights are avaliable with a different number of arms than pictured.

Our lights come with 3 feet of wire and chain and a ceiling plate. Let us know when ordering if you need more. - See below for the correct way to measure for hanging a chandelier.

Lanterns

Interior or Exterior

Choose the finish

Old Penny, Verdgris, Black

Do you need a bracket for the lantern, if so what kind of bracket? - See below for bracket options.

Choose the glass

Plain, Seeded, Wavy

Sconces

Choose the finish

Rust, Aged, Dark Aged, Aged Black, Flat Black

You can choose whether you would like your sconce to be electrified or candle only.

All our sconces come with the backing plate for mounting.

All of our chandelier, lanterns, and sconces are hand crafted, which means that metal and paint finishes can vary slightly. This also means that the chandelier you receive is a one of a kind piece.

Bobeche Styles

Plain Bobeche

Crinkle Bobeche

Pie Crust Bobeche

Paint Colors

Rust and Black Ceiling Assemblies

Lantern Brackets

Basic Measurements for Selection and Installation of Chandeliers

IMPORTANT
In an average room, most chandeliers can be suspended by a hook or chain no longer than three feet. For this reason we supply up to three feet of chain free of charge. In case of hooks we make hooks available in the following lengths: 7", 12", 16", 18", 21" and 24". If you are not sure how long your hook should be, supply us with your ceiling height and we will calculate the correct length.

If an extra tall ceiling requires the use of a hook longer than 40", we recommend spanning that distance with a double hook(two shorter hooks wired together). In rare cases, a triple hook is necessary. For the cost of double and triple hooks or chains longer than two feet, call for pricing.

PROPER SIZE
The concern most often expressed when selecting the proper chandelier is size. A general rule is do not be afraid of a fixture being too large for a room, particularly the chandeliers in this catalog, because all have an open airy design. More often than not, too small is the problem. The proper size should be related to the size of the room and the size of the table over which it is to hang. In average size dining rooms(@ 12ft X 12ft), we suggest using chandeliers in the range of 20"-24" in diameter. in larger rooms (14 X 14 or more), we recommend chandeliers of at least 25"-30" in diameter. At this point you may also begin to consider the double teired fixtures, depending upon the desired effect.

PROPER HEIGHT
How low should it be? the bobeche, or drip pans, at the end of the candle, should be 37"-39" above the table. We suggest 37". this places the bulbs at about eye level as you enter the room. In residential homes where walkthrough traffic is intended, plan for a minimum height of 78" of clearance. Remember a ceiling canopy extends downward 2 1/2" but a fixture can be hooked directly into it if necessary for maximum clearance. You may also request a flat canopy, gaining another inch of clearance.