Caspian Two Light Pendant in Oil Rubbed Bronze/Antique Brass Finish

Caspian Two Light Pendant in Oil Rubbed Bronze/Antique Brass Finish

Marsoni

M251S

$148.00

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Caspian Two Light Pendant in Oil Rubbed Bronze/Antique Brass FinishCubic collection's bold Clear crystal cubes are mounted on a solid metal frame finished in a mirror like Polished Chrome. The inside of the crystal cubes are frosted to nicely diffuse the natural light created from the included xenon bulbs. Width: 29. 50" Height: 4. 50" Weight: 19. 70 lb Bulbs: 4 x 40. 00W Xenon G9 1600. 00lm 2900K, Included

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025