Mt. Tabor

Description

The Mt. Tabor has a comfortable quality that coordinates with 1900s–1930s homes bearing Colonial Revival or Arts & Crafts influences. It'll suit most any architecture, short of a high-style Queen Anne. It was commonly found in bedrooms, living rooms, entries... any space where an unobtrusive but substantial semi-flush fixture could be paired with handsome shades.

Houses with lower ceilings will find pan fixtures fit the bill. Their understated design allows for lots of room-to-room compatibility.

Product Specifications

Notes

• 12 hand-applied finishes
• Solid brass parts
• Built with 3, 4, or 5 arms
• Compatible with 2-1/4” fitter shades
• Choose standard incandescent or energy-saving GU24 sockets

Tips:

For a chandelier, see the Powell Valley.

For a larger pan, see the Elmwood and Mt. Tabor.

For a Craftsman pan, see the Chelsea and Argyle.