Ribbon 16"W Tiffany Style Black Ceiling Light
Create a look inspired by rustic charm with this traditional Tiffany style ceiling light. A ribbon pattern in natural tones is offset by lighter and darker glass pieces surrounding the drum design. A black finish on the hardware completes the look.
- 16" wide x 11" high. Canopy is 5" wide x 1" high. Weighs 4.84 lbs.
- Takes two maximum 60 watt standard-medium base bulbs (not included).
- Traditional Tiffany style ceiling light from Regency Hill.
- Black finish.
- Ribbon design and shade made of art glass.
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