Vintage Four-Arm Chandelier With Copper From 1904

Illuminate your space with timeless elegance using this vintage four-arm chandelier featuring exquisite copper flashing throughout. Copper flashing refers to a thin layer of copper meticulously applied to enhance aesthetics, provide corrosion resistance, and contribute to the overall durability of the fixture.

Each arm of the chandelier delicately cradles incredibly old and delicate glass globes. The glass globes showcase intricate details and textured surfaces, exuding a classic charm that complements any decor. The starburst details on the glass globes add a captivating visual element, casting a warm and inviting glow into your room.

This chandelier, with a rich history, was salvaged out of the prominent estate “the Huning Mansion” in Santa Barbara. Originally designed and built by the renowned architect J.W. Bagley, it likely dates back to around 1904, adding a touch of architectural legacy to its already captivating presence.

Seamlessly blending vintage aesthetics with modern craftsmanship, this chandelier becomes a perfect focal point for your dining room, living space, or entryway. Upgrade your lighting experience with this unique piece that combines the allure of copper flashing, the timeless beauty of delicate textured glass globes, and the fascinating history of the Huning Mansion.