Daveron Chandelier

The Daveron Chandelier takes its shape from the old candle chandelier, where curved arms once carried candle cups around a center post. Here four gold-tone iron arms curve up from a short center column, and each one holds a white glass shade shaped like a small flared trumpet, seated in a gold-tone metal cuff at the wide end. Around the bottom of the column runs a ring made of two wavy iron rods twisted around each other, crossing and parting in a continuous chain of loops. The whole frame hangs from a cone-shaped canopy on three thin cords and a center cord, so it reads light and open from below. Lit, the white glass glows evenly and the gold cuffs and loops catch the warm light.