Schonbek Petit Gold Hand-Cut Crystal 8" Wide Ceiling Light
Let your room sparkle from the top down with this crystal flushmount bowl ceiling light. A basket of heritage hand-cut clear crystal beautifully refracts light from three fixtures within. Hardware in a polished gold finish peeks out adding an extra dose of glamour. Design by Schonbek.
- Heritage hand-cut crystal.
- Aurelia Gold finish.
- From the Schonbek crystal ceiling light collection.
- Takes three 60 watt bulbs (not included).
- 8" wide.
- 6" high.
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