Cornucopia Chandelier - LargeShown in Basic Brass. This amazing cornucopia motif chandelier is both classical and contemporary in design. The original, built circa 1790 1810, was offered for reproduction by a Pennsylvania dealer. The thin rod tubing has been reproduced exactly to scale. Our Cornucopia chandelier graces the historic Roosevelt home on Campobello Island. This fixture, like all of our lighting, is invisibly electrified as the wiring is concealed. This feature creates

capturing the craftsmanship and artistry of early American lighting design

Available w/out tail as SM-LT-45-W

owing to the forward pitch of the lantern body and the elliptical side and top arches

the original can be found in the Old Sturbridge Village Collection in Massachusetts

Crafted entirely of solid brass

The Shakers would store their candles inside the hollow center body cylinder

This hexagonal lantern's straight lines and simple ornamentation typify Federalist era furnishings

Can be used as interior or exterior fixture

Shown in Custom two color Painted Finish

Geometric shapes such as the triangular backplate on this handsome sconce were commonly used motifs in Georgian design on both sides of the Atlantic

Massachusetts

This early 4 arm fixture was found in Pennsylvania and currently resides in the Deforest Collection of the Metropolitan Museum in New York City