Meyda Lighting · Ballerina Collection
The Ballerina by Meyda Lighting
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Details
- SKU
- 128524
- Category
- Large Chandeliers
- Finish
- Copper And Steel Clear Coated
A contemporary style chandelier, Ballerina sautes in the air with distinctive grace and elegance, appearing to balance on your ceiling stage with a design ranging from modern to classic. The winding ballpoint-tipped frame is featured in a Clear Coated Steel finish and entwined with bending Copper finished limbs that embrace five Clear Frosted Mouthblown Glass shades with a Satin finish. The overall height ranges from 22 to 56 inches as the chain easily adjusts in the field to meet your exact specifications. Place this pendant to illuminate dining tables and other residential and commercial areas in Manhattan, New York, Washington D.C., and Los Angeles, California. The Ballerina 5 Light Chandelier is included in our American-designed, handcrafted Art Deco Lighting Collection. UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations. Collection: Ballerina Finish: Copper And Steel Clear Coated Glass: Clear Frosted Glass Notes: Custom Crafted In Yorkville, New York Please Allow 30 Days Width: 23.00" Height: 22.00" Length: 30.00" Weight: 8.00 lb Extension from Wall: 4.00" Number of Bulbs: 5 Maximum Wattage: 40.00 W Bulb Type: B10 Bulb Base: E12 Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Listing: Damp Safety Rating: Damp
Dimensions
- Length
- 30"
- Width
- 23"
- Height
- 22"
- Weight
- 8 lbs
Electrical
- Wattage
- 40W
- Light Source
- B10
- Number of Bulbs
- 5
Product Details
- Category
- Large Chandeliers
- Finish
- Copper And Steel Clear Coated
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