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A Mission Style Hartford Eight Light Rectangular Chandelier with 2-1/4 inch shade holders facing down provides ample light for a large rectangular dining room table. The traditional circa 1910 home has many original elements including steam radiators, wide painted wood molding, leaded glass windows, and a paneled door with three-over-three windowpanes. The clean, strong lines of the Eight-Light Chandelier are based on an American vintage original design. The rectangular shape of the chandelier makes it an ideal light fixture for illumination over large oval and rectangular dining tables, bars, and kitchen islands. The Eight-Light Chandelier shown above is connected to a dimmer switch for adjustment from soft, ambient lighting to bright, task lighting. Note the coordinating Wentworth Two-Light Wall Sconces shown in the background.
Durably constructed of solid brass in your choice of metal finish. Made in USA by Brass Light Gallery.
UL listed dry location.
Accepts incandescent, CFL, or LED light bulb types.
Suitable for damp location if specified.
Your fixture is handcrafted with care—and it's shipped with the same level of attention. Because of the weight, material, and value of each light, we use specialized packing methods and trusted carriers to ensure everything arrives safely. Our team takes extra steps to protect your order in transit, so it shows up exactly as expected: flawless and ready to shine. Learn more about shipping and lead times.
Every Brass Light Gallery fixture is made to order—crafted just for you with the size, finish, and glass options that best suit your space. Not sure what's right? Our lighting experts are here to help you find the perfect size, drop length, or mount. You can explore finish and glass samples online or request physical swatches. Once you're ready, begin your order and a customer service representative will follow up to confirm every detail. It's a personalized process designed to ensure your complete satisfaction. Want to see the full journey? Visit our How It Works page to learn more.
