Art Deco Soleure Series 6 Light Slip Shade Chandeliers

Originally made by MidWest Manufacturing of Kansas City, Kansas in 1935, this company had a remarkable attitude towards the Great Depression. Their attitude was to make only the best, since there are always folks with money out there, even in the worst of times. Make it from the ...Originally made by MidWest Manufacturing of Kansas City, Kansas in 1935, this company had a remarkable attitude towards the Great Depression.

Their attitude was to make only the best, since there are always folks with money out there, even in the worst of times. Make it from the best material (silicon bronze); by the best method (lost wax casting, just like jewelry is made); with the best glass shade cast from an original; and finish it in a fine red bronze finish with highlights of the original metal... since there still are discriminating tastes out there in these times, too.

The six sockets can handle up to 100 watt incandescent bulb each, or purchase our optional LED Art Deco looking bulb 60-WW-E26 , each using only 7 watts and putting out about 75 watts of incandescent equivalent light. Makes running the chandelier all night long, perhaps as a nite lite, very economical indeed and cool to the shades as well. This fixture hangs approximately 32 1/2" to the bottom of the finial, and has a 19" spread across the points of the glass shades.

The canopy is 7" in diameter. Made with a central normal medium base porcelain socket (not plastic) that is easily capable of accepting 100 watt incandescent bulbs. Look for our matching Soleure wall sconce light , and 5-Shade close ceiling Chandelier .

If you already own an antique Soleure light, you can purchase replacement glass slip shades, 0165G and 0166G . UL approved for up to 600 watts incandescent.