Fenwick Alabaster Cone Chandelier

Fenwick Alabaster Cone Chandelier

Dia 14.6″ x H 6.3″ / Brass & White
Sale price  $1,078.99 USD Regular price $2,500.00 USD
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Fenwick Alabaster Cone Chandelier

Fenwick Alabaster Cone Chandelier

Sale price  $1,078.99 USD Regular price $2,500.00 USD
Ring of cones reads as one glowing disc
Wide and low instead of tall and tiered
Every cone throws light straight down

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Fenwick Alabaster Cone Chandelier

Dia 14.6″ x H 6.3″ / Brass & White

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    Ships from our US warehouse — arrives in ~4-8 business days
    30-day returns · crated and padded for safe transit

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    HAND-FINISHED

    30-DAY RETURNS

    12-MONTH WARRANTY

    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Fenwick Alabaster Cone Chandelier

    Width Instead Of Height

    Fenwick trades the tall tiered chandelier shape for a broad low ring. Under a standard ceiling that is the difference between a fixture that fits and one that looms.

    Many Cones, One Light

    Each small shade points downward and the pools overlap into one even wash across the table. No dark patches between place settings.

    Stone, Not Substitute

    Every cone is cut from alabaster, which is why the light is warm rather than white. Aurelex builds the shades from the material that actually does the job.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How wide is it across?

    Wide enough to anchor a dining table without hanging deep. It is built to spread horizontally, so it suits standard eight to nine foot ceilings where a tall chandelier would feel heavy.

    Is it bright enough for a dining room?

    Comfortably. Multiple cones each throwing light downward add up to strong, even coverage across a table. Put it on a dimmer and the same fixture carries you from dinner service down to after dinner.

    How high above the table should it hang?

    Roughly thirty to thirty four inches from the tabletop to the bottom of the frame. Because the form is shallow you keep clear sightlines across the table at that height.

    Do the cones match each other?

    In shape yes, in veining no. Each is cut from natural stone, so lit up the ring shows subtle variation around it. That is what stops it looking manufactured.

    How do I clean that many shades?

    A dry soft cloth around each cone once or twice a year, working around the ring. Nothing wet, nothing abrasive, and the whole fixture stays even in tone.