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Sidonie Scrolled Brass Crystal Chandelier
Sidonie Scrolled Brass Crystal Chandelier
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Sidonie Scrolled Brass Crystal Chandelier
The Sidonie Scrolled Brass Crystal Chandelier rings a turned brass column with curved candle arms and swags K9 crystal between them in low loops. K9 crystal is cut and polished rather than molded, so each drop returns light in hard bright points instead of the soft haze pressed glass gives.
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Where does this one differ?
A brass crown of open scrollwork rises above the canopy, and every socket sits in a crystal bobeche over a candle sleeve. Available in six lights (Ø 27.2" x H 27.6"), eight lights (Ø 32.7" x H 28.3"), ten lights (Ø 39.0" x H 29.5"), and a three-tier thirty-light version (Ø 55.1" x H 63.0") sized for stairwells and double-height rooms. The first three ship with a 19.7" chain and the thirty-light with a 39.4" chain, both shortenable on site. For hardwired ceiling installation. Takes E12/E14 candelabra bulbs (not included; a 3000K warm white suits it best).
☰ The Details
E12 or E14 base · LED or Edison bulb
Max 35W per bulb
◫ Product Size
| Size | Size (cm) | Size (inch) |
|---|---|---|
| 6-Light | Dia 69 cm x H 70 cm | Ø 27.2" x H 27.6" |
| 8-Light | Dia 83 cm x H 72 cm | Ø 32.7" x H 28.3" |
| 10-Light | Dia 99 cm x H 75 cm | Ø 39.0" x H 29.5" |
| 30-Light | Dia 140 cm x H 160 cm | Ø 55.1" x H 63.0" |
Where It Belongs
Four Sizes, and the Room Decides Which
Where There Is Height to Fall Through, and Nothing Else Competing
Cut crystal returns light as hard bright points rather than a soft haze, so this fixture wants to be seen from a distance and preferably from more than one level. The swags catch the eye first, the brass column holds the shape together, and the crown above the canopy keeps the whole thing from stopping flat at the ceiling. Hang it where people look up at it, not where they walk under it without noticing.
Pick your size, then your ceiling
Six Lights
Ø 27.2″ × H 27.6″ · 19.7″ chain
The smallest of the four, and the one for ordinary ceilings. Suits a round dining table of about 42–54 in., a modest entry, or a bedroom with 9 ft above it. At just over two feet across it reads as a chandelier without demanding the room be built around it.
Eight Lights
Ø 32.7″ × H 28.3″ · 19.7″ chain
Half a foot wider, and the difference shows over a rectangular table seating six to eight. The extra arms close the gaps between swags, so the ring reads continuous rather than as separate drops. Wants 10 ft or more.
Ten Lights
Ø 39.0″ × H 29.5″ · 19.7″ chain
Over three feet across — for a formal dining room seating eight or more, or an entry with real volume. This is the largest single tier, and the point at which the fixture stops answering to the room and starts setting its proportion.
Thirty Lights, Three Tiers
Ø 55.1″ × H 63.0″ · 39.4″ chain
A different fixture in scale: sixteen, eight and six lights stacked over five feet of drop. Built for stairwells and double-height rooms where it is seen from two floors at once. Confirm the ceiling structure can carry it, and hang so the lowest tier clears the upper landing's sightline.
Before You Choose the Chain
19.7″ standard · 39.4″ on the thirty-light · shortenable on site
Every size ships with chain, and every chain can be shortened during installation — so the drop you see in the specification is a maximum, not a fixed height. Over a dining table, measure to the bottom of the fixture and aim for 30–36 in. above the tabletop; in a stairwell, hang so the piece is centred in the open volume rather than hugging the upper ceiling. Add the body height to the chain when you check clearance: the ten-light needs nearly 50 in. from the ceiling before you count anything else, and the thirty-light needs more than eight feet.
Before It Arrives
Four things to settle before the box is opened
It wires in, it doesn't plug in
No plug and no switch on the body. It connects directly to a ceiling junction box on a circuit you can isolate at the panel. If that box isn't already where you want the fixture, an electrician is the first call, not the last.
Check what the box is fixed to
The whole fixture hangs from that box, so it has to be rated for a suspended load and anchored to structure — a joist, or a brace bar spanning between two. A box held only by drywall is not enough for any size in this range.
Measure the drop before you shorten
Chain is supplied at 19.7″ on the three single-tier sizes and 39.4″ on the thirty-light, and all of it shortens on site. Work out the finished height first — 30–36″ above a dining table, or centred in the open volume of a stairwell — then remove links to suit.
Two people on the larger sizes
The ten-light and the thirty-light are awkward to hold at ceiling height while the wiring is made off, and crystal is usually fitted after the body is hung. One person on the ladder, one supporting the body — plan the second pair of hands in advance.
Ask us first
Not sure your ceiling box will take it?
Send us the size you're considering and a photo of the existing box, and we'll tell you what your electrician will need. It's the question we're asked most often about this fixture.
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At Vexalamps, every fixture is thoughtfully crafted with attention to material, proportion, and detail. From carefully selected alabaster and crystal to precisely finished metalwork, each element is shaped and assembled to create lighting that feels both distinctive and timeless.
Quality guides every stage of our process. Each piece is carefully inspected before it leaves our workshop, helping ensure lasting beauty, reliable performance, and a refined finish. For personalized projects, our customization team can adapt selected designs to suit your space, scale, and vision.
