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Antler Chandelier
Here is a recently posted sample ad for an Antler Chandelier on ebay:
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Sample Ebay auction for a Antler Chandelier: |
Many thanks to our valued Customers who gave us this idea.We have been manufacturing real antler chandeliers for over 10 years.You loved our designs, but the price point was a problem. Recently, we had more and more people asking us if they can get the same fixture but made from imitation antlers. This led us to the idea of manufacturing the same designs using imitation antlers. We did extensive research on the material that can be used, and created a fixture that you cannot tell apart from the real antler chandelier, and for a fraction of the cost!
DEAR CUSTOMERS : WELCOME TWELVE ANTLERS REPRODUCTION MULE DEER ANTLER CHANDELIER BY CDN ANTLER DESIGNS!
When you shop for antler chandeliers it is very important for you to know how many antlers been used to construct the fixture. All of our chandeliers use 8 antlers for the bases.A lot of companies will have 5 antlers on the bottom. This looks fine horizontally, but when you look at it from underneath , it is "too shallow". That is why we always have a picture of a bottom look of our chandelier.
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Sample Ebay auction: |
This one-of-a-kind, new, elk antler chandelier was hand crafted in Oregon's Grande Rhonde Valley. Made from #1, grade A, brown, elk antler this chandelier was built to last a lifetime. Antlers are bolted together making a very strong piece of art. All bolts and wiring are hidden within the antler. Hanging 40 inches wide and 25 inches tall this piece would fit in almost any home. This chandelier shines bright with eight candelabra lights with real antler light sockets. Antiqued chain and leather overlacing give this piece a unique look. Leather is for looks only and does not contribute to the structural integrety of the chandelier. Buy a perfectly leveled, top quality antler chandelier for a fraction of the price of big chandelier companies. A great buy, low reserve. Shipping charges can be calculated if desired. Quality, Quality, Quality
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Clarify the condition of the item you are interested in if it is not listed. Caveat Emptor. (Let the buyer beware.)
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