16 Light Chandelier by Z-Lite

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16 Light Chandelier from Barclay Collection
Product Specifications:
Finish: Rubbed Brass
Style: Transitional, Urban, Costal, Rustic Restoration
Bulb Type: Candelabra
Number of Bulbs: 16
Wattage: 60
Width (in.): 62.00
Length (in.): 62.00
Height (in.): 41.00
Weight (lbs.): 21.00
Model: 482R-16RB


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