Council Crest

Description

A gas/electric chandelier of the late 1800s, this classic fixture offers 4 to 8 arms, and makes a fine library, living room, and dining room light today. Gas/electric style means double the wattage. We suggest a dimmer switch to help adjust the light to suit your rooms (and moods).

A “ball-break” is a decorative ball that interrupts the stem of a chandelier. This family repeats that round motif in the body of the fixture with half-ball accents and a curved flange. The result is a classic fixture suitable for any style of home.

• Rounded design repeated in body and ball-break
• Decorative gas keys
• 12 hand-applied finishes
• Solid brass parts
• Your choice of 4 – 8 lights
• Designed for 2-1/4” and 4” fitter gas shades
• Choose standard incandescent or energy-efficient GU24 sockets

Tips:

Many gas-style shades are low profile, and standard bulbs can peek out the top of the shade. Consider a small, clear globe bulb, or flame-tip bulb.

If you would prefer a chandelier that doesn't have it both ways, try the Kilpatrick or Irvington.

For a sconce, see the Astoria.

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