WROUGHT IRON CRYSTAL CHANDELIER WITH SHADES

100% Crystal Wrought Iron Chandelier. A Great European Tradition.
Nothing is quite as elegant as the fine crystal chandeliers that gave
sparkle to brilliant evenings at palaces and manor houses across
Europe. This beautiful chandelier from the Versailles Collection has
6 lights and is decorated and draped with hand-cut and polished
100% crystal that capture and reflect the light of the candle bulbs.
This wonderful chandelier also comes with the shades as shown.
The frame is Wrought Iron, adding the finishing touch to a wonderful
fixture. The timeless elegance of this chandelier is sure to lend a
special atmosphere anywhere its placed!
H.21″ W.22″ 6 LIGHTS, SHADES INCLUDED
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Mandalay Florentine Bronze Bamboo Ceiling Fan 52″ W

-Fan Finish: Florentine Bronze
-Blade Finish: Natural Bamboo
-Downrod Length: 4.5 Inches
-Light Kit: Bamboo Bowl, Florentine Bronze
-Precision balanced motor for wobble-free operation.
-Light kit and remote control adaptable.

Height: 20.75 Inches
Width: 52 Inches
Number of Bulbs: 3
Bulb Watts: 60 Max

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JAY STRONGWATER MARGAUX GARDENIA WALL SCONCE

This Magnificent Candle Wall Sconce by JAY STRONGWATER
known as Margaux from the Gardenia Collection is another
exquisite jewel for the home.  It is individually cast and hand
enameled, then adorned with Swarovski® stones set by hand. 
It is brand new in the original box and measures
11½� tall x 10½� wide.

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Luxury CRYSTAL LAMP PAIR Art Deco Brass NEIMAN MARCUS

The design of these lamps is pure Art Deco, with layers of heavy, faceted crystal petals cascading down for a dazzling effect.

They are skillfully handcrafted, with attention to detail. The stems have an ornate Art Deco acanthus leaf design, and are made of metal and resin with a lovely antiqued copper and bronze finish. The crystals are incredible - dazzling large, heavy drops that are very similar to the period pieces which inspired it. They cascade down in a waterfall of shimmering light.

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