April 16, 2024
Classic Pair Crystal Girandoles 2 Arm Candelabra Lamps
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is a classic pair of crystal girondoles. Each of these candelabra lamps has two arms with chimney shades. The bases are square with cut corners, and the stems are composed of three faceted elements. The center cluster cover and the bobeches are cut with diamonds and fans. The arms are reeded and the center column is barley twist. The spear point prisms have cut backs. The four swags are composed of graduated, octogonal beads. The finials are three sided spires. The chimneys are etched with a grape vine pattern. The metal parts are chrome plated. Two of the stem elements have their original stickers which read "Imported Crystal". These were filthy when we acquired them yet only one spear prism was missing, which we have replaced, all the other crystal parts are original. They have been thoroughly cleaned and have been rewired. T is a turn knob switch behind the center column. The candlabra size sockets will safely accept up to 60 watt bulbs each. Their condition is very good, the only thing to report are minor chips to the spear prisms ends. They stand 21 1/2" tall and are 15 1/2" wide at the bobeches. This pair of crystal girandoles will enhance any setting. Bid with confidence, you will not be disappointed. This is our eighth year on Ebay and we strive to keep our buyers happy. Special care will be taken in wrapping this pair of
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