Calavera Semi-Flushmount No. 687

by Minka-Lavery

4.4(13)

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Key Features

Contract Grade
Made in China
The Calavera Semi-Flushmount No. 687 furnishes your room in the Tuscany style you've always wanted while also warming up the space and making a strong statement. The Calavera Semi-Flushmount No. 687 has a graceful design combined with classic influences and features Alabaster Dust shades and Nutmeg finish.
Item Number
R038943
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MFR ID
687-14

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4.4

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Reviewed by 13 customers

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Beautiful and bright

Submitted 17 years ago

By Ana A.

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My house has a Spanish/rustic style and the Calavera collection of lightings goes perfect with the decoration.Pros: Attractive DesignCons: No Energy saving bulb

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Does what it is supposed to do

Submitted 18 years ago

By Mom of 2 M.

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We bought this to hang in a hallway outside our bedroom and it illuminates the area just fine.Pros: Convenient On/Off, Good Lighting Area, Easy to Change BulbBest Uses: Ambiance, Decoration

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great transitional fixture

Submitted 19 years ago

By jay j.

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Would have prefered that the ceiling ring attachment had a wider base.Pros: Easy to Change Bulb, Attractive Design, Good Lighting Area, Convenient On/OffCons: Attachment narrow base

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Minka-Lavery

Minka-Lavery was established in 1982 by Bill and Marian Tang as the decorative lighting division of the Minka Group, based out of Corona, CA. The duo's tactic in giving Minka-Lavery light fixtures their sense of luxury was to take inspiration from past design styles whenever possible and re-introduce them in new forms.

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