Meyda Lighting · Topridge Collection
The Topridge by Meyda Lighting
Dimensions
Details
- SKU
- 18600
- Category
- Mid. Chandeliers
- Finish
- Textured Black
Inspired by Marjorie Merriweather Post's retreat in Paul Smiths outside of Lake Placid, New York. The original chandelier was installed in the Main Lodge in the vacation camp built in 1923. This stunning chandelier features diamond shaped silhouettes throughout the rounded oblong frame which embraces 6 Ivory faux candle lights. The accents and hardware are featured with a Textured Black finish. This chandelier is ideal as a centerpiece for a wide variety of rooms. The overall height of this chandelier ranges from 31 to 61 inches as the chain length can be easily adjusted in the field to accommodate your specific lighting application needs. Handcrafted by highly skilled artisans in our 180,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Yorkville, New York. Candlelight colors, metal finishes and fixture sizes can be customized to your needs. UL and cUL listed for dry and damp locations. Collection: Topridge Finish: Textured Black Glass: Black Metal Finish Notes: Custom Crafted In Yorkville, New York Please Allow 30 Days Width: 27.75" Height: 33.00" Length: 43.00" Weight: 25.00 lb Number of Bulbs: 6 Maximum Wattage: 60.00 W Bulb Type: B11 Bulb Base: E26 Material: Steel Country of Origin: USA Safety Listing: Damp Safety Rating: Damp
Dimensions
- Length
- 43"
- Width
- 27.75"
- Height
- 33"
- Weight
- 25 lbs
Electrical
- Wattage
- 60W
- Light Source
- B11
- Number of Bulbs
- 6
Product Details
- Category
- Mid. Chandeliers
- Finish
- Textured Black
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