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Product Specifications
The following are detailed specifications about the Mid Century 30-Inch Chandelier in Aged Brass by Capital Lighting.
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| Product Number: | P1835359 or 641779 |
| Manufacturer: | Capital Lighting |
| Model Number: | 421161AD-426 |
| Collection: | Mid Century |
| Manufacturer Finish: | Aged Brass |
| Manufacturer Shade Color: | Clear |
| Glass Treatment: | Clear |
| Shade Shape: | Bowl / Dome |
| Total Wattage: | 600 w. |
| Voltage Type: | Line Voltage |
| Height: | 17.25 in. |
| Minimum Hanging Height: | 18.5 in. |
| Maximum Hanging Height: | 67.5 in. |
| Width: | 29.50 in. |
| Wattage Per Bulb: | 100 |
| Bulb Type: | Incandescent |
| Bulb Shape: | Globe |
| Base Type: | Medium Screw (E26) |
| Number Of Bulbs: | 6 |
| Bulb Included: | No |
| Bulb Color: | Clear |
| Bulb Dimmable: | Yes |
| EnergyStar Compliant: | No |
| Shade Material: | Glass |
| Material: | Steel |
| LampShade Included: | Yes |
| Shipping: | UPS Regular |
| Certification Agencies: | UL |
| Canopy Dimension: | 5 |
| Chain / Cord Length: | 1 ft. |
| Wire Length: | 72 in. |
| Downrods: | 1 6-inch, 1 12-inch, 1 18-inch |
| Tier: | 1 |
| Number Of Arms: | 6 |
| Shade Direction: | Up |
| Hanging Method: | Stem Hung |
| Made In America: | No |
| Title 24: | No |
Product Description
Mid Century 30-Inch Chandelier in Aged Brass by Capital Lighting
Mid-century modern aged brass 6-light chandelier with clear glass shade
Light bulb(s) not included with this light fixture.
