1920's Cast Iron 5-Light Chandelier – Ornate Openwork Design (AS IS)

Description :
This stunning cast iron chandelier from the 1920s features intricate openwork scroll detailing and five arm-mounted sockets arranged in a radial configuration. The original canopy, chain, and wiring are intact but aged and should be replaced for safe installation. The chandelier retains its original patina, with some light rust and surface wear consistent with nearly a century of use. This piece is ideal for restoration and perfect for historic homes, restoration projects, or vintage-inspired interiors seeking a bold, authentic fixture.

Era:
Circa 1920s

Style:
Gothic Revival / Early American Electric

Technique:
Sand-cast iron with pierced and formed scrollwork, hand-finished

Tools Used:
Sand molds, grinder, rotary finishing tool, twisted cloth wire

History:
These fixtures were commonly installed in upscale residential foyers or dining rooms during the early electrification period in the U.S.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown – design is consistent with early 20th-century lighting producers such as Lincoln Lighting or Moe-Bridges

Measurements:
Approximately 20" W × 22" T (including chain)

Suggested Weight:
12–15 lbs

Item Number : P13346

Category : Light Fixture

Brand : Unknown

Attributes

Material : Metal
Style : Gothic Revival / Early American Electric

Measurements

Width : 20" W
Height : 22" (Including Chain)