Handcrafted from Solid Brass; this Craftsman Signature chandelier is inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement. The striking Mission straight line design is featured in 9 Beige Iridescent art glass shades with Amber Mica accents; and enhanced with a frame and hardware finished in Craftsman Brown. The overall height of this chandelier is offered in custom sizes and the chain length can be easily adjusted in the field to accommodate your specific lighting application needs. Perfect for illuminating lobbies; foyers; ballrooms and other large spaces. Handcrafted by highly skilled artisans in our 180;000 square foot manufacturing facility in Upstate NY. Custom sizes; styles; colors and lamping options are available. UL and cUL listed.

This handsome pine cone and needle-patterned chandelier ring with pine branch accents is suspended from chains and illuminated through mica panels. The fixture is handcrafted in the USA by Meyda artisans.

Phillip. Red Feather Lakes, CO. Wed Jul 06 2022

Every Meyda Tiffany item is a unique, handcrafted work of art. Natural variations, in the wide array of materials, use to create each Meyda product, make every item a masterpiece of its own. Photographs are a general representation of the product. Colors and designs will vary.

Our chandelier is crafted using steel shaped and forged here in Vermont. The lights, shielded by iron plates, give a soft glow all around to create the namesake Aura.

In the tradition of the Prairie School, organic objects were interpreted into geometric forms. In this four light chandelier, Meyda Tiffany uses colorful blocks of multi-colored glass in hues of blue/green with accent blocks of blue and burgundy to form stylized wheat stalks on a Beige Cream background. Cream background. The handcrafted stained glass shades are suspended from Mahogany Bronze hand finished hardware.

We purchased this with matching pendant lights and are very pleased with the quality and price. The packaging was excellent and items arrive quickly and not damaged.. Lisa. Tupper Lake, NY. Wed Feb 18 2015