A MIGRATORY WOODLAND CARIBOU ANTLER AND WROUGHT IRON TWELVE-LIGHT CHANDELIER, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY, NORTH AMERICAN, suspending from an iron "X" form dome asymmetrical structure comprised of approximately twenty entangled antlers, issuing twelve incised leaf form iron arms, with flat circular bobêches, ending in wide flat rim candle cups, terminating in a central iron loop. Height: 32" Diameter: 37"

Of naturally inspired asymmetrical shape, the antlers have some color variations, scratches from live battles, and occasional black, orange-red, and brown spots intermittently throughout. The iron arms and hardware have some greenish and orange colored patina, and there is dust debris throughout. Some wax residue within the candle cups and bobèches, but otherwise in very good condition, wear commensurate with age and use.

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