Description

Early 20th century Neoclassical pan chandelier, measuring an impressive 24 inches in diameter and salvaged from a historic Chicago building, circa 1920.

This large-scale fixture features a cast metal frame with original gilt finish, richly detailed with classical motifs including shells, scrollwork, and rosettes. The wide circular form is fitted with perimeter bulbs, creating a warm ambient glow, while a central opaline glass bowl diffuser softens and distributes light evenly below.

Originally used in institutional interiors such as banks, theaters, or civic buildings, this chandelier offers both architectural presence and refined decorative appeal—equally suited to traditional interiors or modern spaces looking for contrast and character.

Rewired and ready for install.

H: 21" D: 24" 4ft drop.