Beautiful Antique Arts & Crafts Chandelier. Gorgeous antique original piece! From an antique lighting restoration company in Boston whose owners have since retired – see and watch our store for more unique beauties. A true original piece from the late 1800′s to early 1900′s. The chandelier is constructed of iron, the rod is decorated about halfway down by two decoratively curled, twisted iron bands, from which suspend two chains that connect with the body at the arms. The focal point of this chandelier is the amazing green slag glass framed behind riveted iron in a hexagon shape. The piece finishes with two side lights with curled leaves under the sockets. Freshly rewired, cleaned, polished, and ready to hang and enjoy. Made of wrought iron, metal, brass and slag glass. No chips, cracks or gouges in the metals – just some small rubs and scratches in the finish here and there, mostly on the painted finish of the hexagon frame (see closeups). No chips or cracks in the green slag glass – so stunning! The brass Bryant sockets have been cleaned, rewired, tested and are working great. Use 3 standard-base light bulbs up to 60 watts, or use LED bulbs for any brightness you like as they use low wattage for bright light. Bulbs not included, but shown as examples of styles you might like. Or you can pick it up at our office in Bristol, VA. We are here to help if you have any questions! 26 wide at edge of arms. 47 total drop length / height. If you need it to be longer, you can add chain at the top (or attached another pole) and then another ceiling canopy at the ceiling. If you need it to be shorter, you would need to have someone cut the main pole and rethread it at the top (this is not a service we offer). The green glass hexagon shade itself measures 17 1/2″ across at the pointed corners (15″ at the straight sides), and is 10 tall including the crown of the frame above the glass. The ceiling canopy has a diameter of 5 3/4. You’re going to LOVE it! Please see all photos for detailed description.