Chandeliers | Feiss Thayer 12" Wide 3-Light Antique Guild Mini Chandelier
Adding a light, airy silhouette with artistic charm, this chic mini-lantern chandelier preserves the low-key elegance you're looking for while offering an eye-pleasing effect. An offering from Feiss, its three-light, four-sided build delivers a cage-inspired aesthetic with the romantic flavor of candelabra-style bulb bases. Revel in a sophisticated antique guild finish over steel construction, and a timeless reflection of gallery influenced style.
Specification
- 20 1/2" high x 12" wide. Square canopy is 5" wide x 1 1/4" high. Weighs 7.1 lbs.
- Comes with 5-feet of chain and 15-feet of wire. Sloped ceiling adaptable.
- Uses three maximum 60 watt type B torpedo bulbs (not included).
- 3-light 4-sided mini lantern chandelier from the Thayer collection by Feiss.
- Antique guild finish over steel construction.
- Feiss lighting brand was formerly known as Murray Feiss.
- Safety listed for damp locations.
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