Vintage Glass Insulator Chandelier: Multi-Tier Wood Ceiling Light VINTAGE Glass Insulators for Entryway, Foyer, Party room, Wedding, Dining

~~~UNIQUE-1-of-a-kind~~~Handcrafted WEDDING CHANDELIER- Entrance Chandelier-FOYER FIXTURE- Restaurant Fixture- Dining Room Chandelier-Party Chandelier
*NEW CREATION* VINTAGE GLASS INSULATORS & Triple Tier Wood Ceiling Plate

Made from reclaimed/re-purposed insulators~24 Authentic Vintage Glass Insulators & a New Triple Tier Wood ceiling piece/plate measuring 11.5"W. Pictured has been painted white with a light silver dusting. UL approved hardware including E12 Candelabra Porcelain Sockets & vintage style Twist Wire. This can be built as a direct to the ceiling mount fixture or a hanging fixture with a swag-plug-in cord-(the length of cord to be determined by the buyer).
Pictured as a ceiling mount, its measuring: 22" from ceiling down to the bottom of the longest insulators hanging.

BULBS are Not Included with the fixture. UL approved porcelain sockets are rated at 75W MAX.
Choice of bulbs is up to the buyer, some like them very small and up inside the glass so they can emit light through the glass, others like the bulbs to be sticking out of the bottom. It's a matter of preference but we recommend cool burning to reduce any issues with excessive heat.
One type of bulb we recommend is:
Emery Allen Dimmable 4.5W T3 LED Bulb, E12 Base-MODEL# EA-E12-4.5W-COB-279F-D.
~Compatible with Lutron DVCL-153P, AYCL-153P, DVCL-253P and CTCL-153P dimmers.
~Suitable for enclosed fixtures
~JA8 Compliant
~Perfect to use anywhere you are using a 50-watt, 120-volt T-3 incandescent bulb with an E12 base
~No lead or mercury means easy and environmentally safe disposal
~Saves 45.5 watts compared to a 50-watt incandescent bulb
~Estimated life of 22.8 years based on 3 hours use per day

You have a choice of 3 different colors of wire. Wire color choice will match the hardware on the tops of the insulators unless otherwise requested.
If you are wanting a different color triple tier wood ceiling plate-please message me, we'll do our best to accommodate you.

We are not responsible for any installation or modifications needed for installation of your new fixture. Anything extra ordinary- (OLD Homes, NEW Construction, Extra heavy, needing addtl framing, lag bolts, long screws, etc.) and may need modifications that we are not responsible for.
We recommend having your new fixture installed by a professional to prevent any issues. If you choose to install your own fixture, we cannot be responsible for any wrongdoings or issues that arise from doing so. We are not responsible for breakage done by using bulbs that are not recommended or from any unseen character flaws in these very old pieces of history.
We pick out & use the insulators that look the absolute best that we have on hand. There are many variations in all insulator colors. May vary slightly from pictures. These glass insulators are VERY old & they will not look new. They may come with minor flaws, flea bites, rough lips, etc. all from age, wear and the original pour/mold technique used.

Glass insulators are no longer manufactured. Some glass insulators are over 100 years old. Each one is unique. Glass insulators are relics of an old technology found mostly along old rail and abandoned telegraph lines; they have a historical significance to the telecom industry worldwide. The oldest insulators pre-date the Civil War and were produced until the 1970's.
What a Wonderful gift for yourself or for that avid collector you know. Insulators are VERY collectible & some are even a century or more old.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Using incandescent bulbs inside glass pendants/lights is not recommended due to the lack of ventilation and potential overheating. It is safer to use LED bulbs that are specifically designed for enclosed fixtures, as they have safety features to prevent overheating and ensure optimal performance. Always check the specifications and ratings of the bulbs to ensure they are suitable for your specific lighting application.