Q286536

Monumental 1920s Bronze and Iron Chandelier

$90,000

SOLD

Huge 36 light chandelier from The First National Bank in Huntingdon, PA. This chandelier is highly ornate and made of hand wrought bronze and iron and retains its original polychrome finish. It has been completely rewired and is all original from the canopy down to the bottom finial. A pair of these hung in the main area of the bank 100 years ago. They were removed and stored for decades and are now available for sale. Priced each.

Inventory no.

Q286536

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

204 in. H x 57 in. diameter, light 96 in. H

Height (in.)

204

Diameter (in.)

57

Weight

380 lb.

Finish

Antique bronze, Black

Composition

Bronze, Wrought iron

Color

Multi color

Period

1920s

Lighting type

Interior

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