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1930’s Peach Frosted Art Deco Suspended Chandelier Ceiling Light
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Add a touch of vintage elegance to your home with our 1930’s Frosted Art Deco Chandelier Ceiling Light. Featuring a beautifully detailed frosted glass shade with a soft amber glow, this fixture captures the timeless charm of early 20th-century lighting. The intricate raised patterns and beaded glass rim reflect true Art Deco craftsmanship while the dark bronze hardware gives it a modern farmhouse update.
Product Details
- 12" overall length x 13" wide
- (1) 60 watt equivalent LED or CFL (not included, put available for purchase)
- Antique Black finish (shown)
- 5" Round Ceiling Canopy & Installation Hardware (included)
- UL Rated Electrical Components & Made in USA
Designers Comments
Illuminate your home with timeless beauty using this Vintage Art Deco Frosted Ceiling Light. The delicate embossed glass design and soft amber glow create a warm, nostalgic feel that fits perfectly with farmhouse, cottage, or vintage-inspired interiors. Ideal for hallways, bedrooms, or kitchens, this semi-flush ceiling light brings old-world charm and modern craftsmanship together.
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