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Progress Lighting
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Lighting, Ceiling Lighting, Chandeliers
Five-light petite chandelier in forged iron with scroll and acanthus leaf details, aged silver-leaf highlights and cut glass pendalog drops,Bulb Type: Candelabra Base Collection: Savona Crystal: Yes Energy Star Compliant: No Finish: Cognac Height: 23 Lamp Wattage: 60W max Length: 97 Light Direction: Up Lighting Number of Lights: 5 Style: Tuscan Suggested Room Fit: Dining Room Type: Chandeliers Width: 22,{General Forged iron scroll arms with acanthus leaf details Aged silver leaf highlights Cut glass pendalog drops Matching candle covers with painted silver candle caps Hand painted finish Steel construction with poly-resin accents Six foot of 9 gauge chain supplied Companion fixtures: Hall and foyer, wall bracket, pendant, ceiling fan, and close to ceiling. {Mounting Ceiling mount on chain Canopy covers a standard recessed 4" hexagonal outlet box Mounting strap for outlet box included {Electrical Pre-wired 15' of Wire Phenolic candelabra based sockets {Labeling UL-CUL listed,Thomasville Lighting Collection.
Beautiful Fixture. Limited Instructions.
By Nate from Philadelphia
from Philadelphia, PA on 6/21/2010
from Philadelphia, PA on 6/21/2010
Pros:
Attractive, Well Made
Cons:
Assembly required, Poor instructions
Best Uses:
Formal dining room
Bottom Line:
Comments about Progress Lighting Savona 5-Light Chandelier in Cognac - P4547-72:
[...]It is both attractive and well constructed. We love the way it looks in our dining room and it gets many compliments from visitors. The down side is that it comes in many pieces and has a one-page assembly guide. Builder Grade pieces from [...] have considerably better instructions.
Traditional and elegant..Love it!
By Xraygal from St. Augustine, FL on 5/4/2010
from St. Augustine, FL on 5/4/2010
Pros:
Thomasville at good price
Cons:
One candle had to be cut
Best Uses:
Dining room
Bottom Line:
Comments about Progress Lighting Savona 5-Light Chandelier in Cognac - P4547-72:
Love the chandalier. [...] We did have to cut down one of the candle tubes so the bulb would screw on. We are very pleased with it and it looks great in our newly remodeled dining room.