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Society Hill Antique Gold Leaf Chandelier

Society Hill Antique Gold Leaf Chandelier

Regular price $1,216.70
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Product Overview
Dimensions (in): 12"W x 12"D x 20"H
Weight (lbs): 9.4
Bulb Count: 3
Finish: Antique Gold Leaf
Material: Iron
Primary Color: Gold
Design: Geometric cage with overlapping oval patterns
Light Type: Candle-style
Number of Lights: Three
Shape: Rectangular
Adjustable Extension Rod: Yes
Rod Lengths Included: Three 12" rods
Adjustable Height: 12" to 36"
Ideal for: Dining areas, living rooms
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This chandelier brings warm illumination and metallic sophistication to any space with its hand-finished iron construction and geometric cage design. A chandelier is a branched decorative lighting fixture suspended from the ceiling, and the Society Hill Antique Gold Leaf chandelier is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. The overlapping oval pattern creates visual interest while the antique gold leaf finish reflects light beautifully, making this fixture ideal for dining rooms, entryways, or living areas where you want to make a statement.

Society Hill Antique Gold Leaf Chandelier Features:

  • Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 12"W x 12"D x 20"H
  • Material: Iron
  • Finish: Antique Gold Leaf
  • Color: Gold
  • Weight (lbs): 9.4
  • Number of Lights: Three candle-style lights
  • Adjustable Height: 12" to 36" (includes three 12" extension rods)
  • Design: Geometric cage with overlapping oval patterns
  • Shape: Rectangular

How Does the Adjustable Height Work for Different Ceiling Types?

The chandelier includes three 12-inch extension rods that let you customize the drop from 12 inches minimum to 36 inches maximum, giving you flexibility whether you're hanging it over a dining table or in a room with standard or high ceilings. The geometric cage structure measures 12 inches square and 20 inches tall, making it substantial enough to anchor a room without overwhelming smaller spaces. If you appreciate metallic finishes, browse our brass chandeliers and antique chandeliers collections for complementary styles that pair well with traditional and transitional furniture.

Where Should You Install This Iron Chandelier?

This fixture works beautifully in dining areas where the candle-style lights create an intimate atmosphere for meals and gatherings. The overlapping oval patterns cast interesting shadows on walls and ceilings when lit, adding dimension beyond the fixture itself. Consider it for entryways, breakfast nooks, or above a sideboard or credenza where you want focused ambient light -- the antique gold leaf finish coordinates with wood tones and upholstered pieces. Our beaded chandelier selection offers textural alternatives, while the black chandelier collection provides contrast if you prefer a darker metal finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight capacity I need for my ceiling box to safely hang this chandelier?
The chandelier weighs 9.4 pounds, so a standard electrical box rated for at least 15-20 pounds will provide a safe margin for installation.
Does the antique gold leaf finish look shiny or more aged and matte?
The antique gold leaf finish has an aged appearance that reflects light without being overly shiny, giving it a vintage patina quality.
How many bulbs do I need to purchase separately for this fixture?
You will need three bulbs for the candle-style sockets (bulbs sold separately).
Can I use LED bulbs in this chandelier or only incandescent?
The chandelier accommodates standard base bulbs, so you can use LED, incandescent, or other compatible bulb types that fit the candle-style sockets.
Is installation and assembly included with delivery?
Free curbside delivery is included to the continental USA; white-glove delivery, in-room placement, and professional installation are available for an additional fee upon request.
Does the rectangular shape mean this works better over a rectangular dining table than a round one?
The 12-inch square footprint is compact enough to work over both rectangular and round tables, though the geometric cage design does complement linear furniture arrangements particularly well.