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Garden of Versailles (18633)
Garden of Versailles36"Wide x 36"Long x 55"High
Lights: 19 x 60W candelabra
Finish Shown: Antique Bronze with Gold Patina
Crystal Shown: Drops Amethyst
Chain or Cable Length: 6
Ship Via: TRUCK
Shipping Weight: 96
Hanging Weight: 75
Catalog/Page Ref: 5005/157
The Chateau D’Versailles, the summer home of King Louis XIV was lavishly decorated with magnificent baroque chandeliers known today as Versailles. Classic has taken this ancient classical French lighting design and transformed it into a more modern, less formal appearance by using more contemporary finishes and an array of Crystalique™ crystal trim and fanciful Murano hand-made colored fruit and tear drops.
Product Specification
Item #
18633
Dimensions
Height: 55.00"
Width: 36.00"
Length: 36.00"
Additional product details
Category
Chandeliers
Subcategory
Up Chandeliers
Finish
Bronze
Style
Traditional
Option
Prop 65
Category
Chandelier
Style
Traditional
Family
Garden of Versailles
Voltage
120
Number Of Bulbs
19 Bulbs
Additional Info
Country of Origin: China-Frame
Bulb Shape
B10
Chain Included
6
Designer
Classic Lighting
Length
36
Material
Brass
Order Minimum
1
Ship Carton Height
37
Ship Carton Length
39
Ship Carton Width
39
Ship Weight
96
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Each
Sold In Pack Of
1
Vendor Ship Method
Truck
Weight
75
Carton 2 Height
9
Carton 2 Length
17
Carton 2 Width
15
Carton Cubic Feet
34.00
Carton Per Unit
2
Country Of Origin
China-Frame
Dimensions
36"Wide x 36"Long x 55"High
Hang Weight
75
Length of Chain/Cable Supplied in Feet
6
Model Name
Garden of Versailles-9069 ABG DAT - Chandelier-19 Lights
Number of arms
6
Number Of Tiers
6
Safety Rating
UL, cUL
Unit Increments
1
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