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Chandelier length

8 years ago

It says the length of this chandelier is 15". Does that include the length of the hanging shells and crystals? Or is that the hard surface measurement? Thank you

Angersteins Cascasde Mini Chandelier · More Info

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Angerstein's Lighting & Design Center
8 years ago
Hi, that is the height of the frame. The height with the crystals is 27". What is the height of your veiling?
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