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Key Features
Create a royal welcome in an entryway or dining room with the Quoizel Duchess Chandelier. It features five Marble glass shades, the trumpeted shape of which flows effortlessly from the hand-forged iron frame's numerous fluid S-curves. Available in two finish/shade glass color pairings to work with colors schemes both cool and warm.
For more than 80 years, Quoizel (based in Charleston, SC) has dedicated itself to bringing timeless lighting designs into modern homes. By consciously avoiding design fads, consistently balancing form and function and using only the highest quality materials, Quoizel lighting designs do indeed stand the test of time.
Key Features
Create a royal welcome in an entryway or dining room with the Quoizel Duchess Chandelier. It features five Marble glass shades, the trumpeted shape of which flows effortlessly from the hand-forged iron frame's numerous fluid S-curves. Available in two finish/shade glass color pairings to work with colors schemes both cool and warm.
For more than 80 years, Quoizel (based in Charleston, SC) has dedicated itself to bringing timeless lighting designs into modern homes. By consciously avoiding design fads, consistently balancing form and function and using only the highest quality materials, Quoizel lighting designs do indeed stand the test of time.
- 5 Marble glass shades
- Hand-forged iron and steel frame
- Round ceiling canopy
- 8' chain
- 12' wire
- Number of Tiers: 1
- Material: Steel
- Sloped Ceiling Adaptable: Yes
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Location Rating: ETL Listed
- Recyclable: This design may be broken down and recycled.
- Made In China
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