Spanish Revival Wrought Iron Chandelier

Scrolled iron arms and a pale weathered finish give this Spanish Revival chandelier its character, with the look of a piece pulled from an old hacienda, built new in our workshop. Amber glass shades warm the light and soften the iron, which makes it work as well over a dining table as it does in an entryway.

Spanish Revival, hand-forged

Spanish Revival lighting is defined by its scrollwork: wide, open curves that leave air between the arms instead of crowding them. Our metalworkers draw each scroll at the forge and set it by eye, so the sweep stays generous and the piece does not look mechanical. The weathered finish is built up in layers and rubbed back by hand to expose the metal at the high points, the way genuine age would.

Where this chandelier works best

• Entryways and hallways. The open scrollwork suits a space you walk through.
• Dining rooms. Amber glass gives a warm, low-glare light over a table.
• Mediterranean, hacienda and rustic interiors.
• Restaurants and boutique hotels wanting warm, atmospheric light.

Materials and finish

• Material: Hand-forged wrought iron
• Shades: Amber glass
• Finish: Pale weathered, hand-applied
• Style: Spanish Revival, scrolled arms
• Usage: Indoor

Each piece is made by hand, so dimensions and light count are confirmed per order. Contact us for the exact height, diameter, chain drop and weight of this chandelier.

Custom sizes, finishes and bulk orders

Made to order. We adjust diameter, arm count and chain drop to your ceiling, and can supply the piece in matte black, antique bronze or verdigris. Glass shades can be changed to clear or smoked. For restaurants and hotels we manufacture matched sets, quoted factory-direct. Tell us the quantity and your ceiling height and we will come back with a proposal.

Care

Dust the ironwork with a dry, soft cloth. Clean the glass shades separately with a damp cloth. Avoid chemical polish on the metal, as it will lift the weathered finish.