Antler Accented Chandeliers, Hanging Lights,
Lamps and Sconces


Distinctive Antler Lighting...


Warning - All installed lighting must be installed by a licensed electrician.

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Sconces

Moose Wall
3 Light

$838



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Double Light

Single Antler
1 or 2 Light

$358-398



Double Antler
2 Light

$458



Triple

Snowshoe
1 or 3 Light
40
"x12" (HxW) - Single
45"x35" (HxW) - Triple


$418-1298



   
Lamps

Cider Barrel Lamp
(shade not included)
62"x20"x22" (LxWxH) - Floor Lamp

$1258-1858



Wine Barrel End Table with Lamp
(shade not included)
32"x32"x62" (LxWxH)

$2118


Wine Barrel Mini Bar with Table Lamp
(shade not included)
32"x32"x72" (LxWxH)

$2958



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Mule Deer Table Lamp
(shade not included)
16"x16"x18" (LxWxH)

$300


Elk Table Lamp
(shade not included)
16"x16"x21" (LxWxH)

$334



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Log Antler Lamp
(shade not included)
16"x16"x18" (LxWxH)

$260


Cholla Cactus Table Lamp
(shade not included)
16"x16"x21" (LxWxH)

$444


Saguaro Cactus Table Lamp
(shade not included)
18"x18"x21" (LxWxH)

$590


Elk Moose Floor Lamp
(shade not included)
30"x30"x52" (LxWxH)

$1158


Buck Rub Log w/ Elk Floor Lamp
(shade not included)
30"x30"x52" (LxWxH)

$460


Saguaro Cactus Floor Lamp
(shade not included)
30"x30"x52" (LxWxH)

$1290


Cholla Cactus Floor Lamp
(shade not included)
30"x30"x52" (LxWxH)

$1080


   

The different types of antler?
White Tail Deer antlers are very dense.  They have a very sharp bend in them and are usually lighter in color.  Chandeliers made with white tail will be very thick and heavy.  We do not build very large chandeliers out of them and they become very expensive rather quickly.  Average length is about 1 foot. 
North American Native.
Mule Deer antlers are the most common deer antlers you will see.  They are brown in color.  They have a slight curve in them, but are much straighter than white tail.  Chandeliers can be built much larger in size with mule deer.  This is the best all purpose antler to work with.  Average length is about 2 foot.  North American Native.
Fallow Deer antlers are a European import from Spain.  They are very dark brown in color and are
palmated.  Many people think of them as small moose.  Their deep rich color and flowing palmation make a very elegant piece.  Average length is about 2.5 feet.
Elk antlers are another very common antler used for chandeliers.  They are brownish red in color and are very long and straight.  A large Elk antler can average around 5 feet long.  Small Elk antler can be around 2.5 feet long.  A great antler for large chandeliers.  North American Native.
Moose antlers are also very dense.  I have seen many carvings out of moose antler that have been polished up to look like ivory.  Moose is naturally a dark brown antler and are very large.  A large moose antler can be about 3 foot by 3 foot in size.  This makes very large chandeliers.  North American Native.
What makes you different from the competition? 
a.  We use real antlers.  Some of the other companies use fabricated plastic antlers.  Each antler is uniquely different which makes every chandelier unique.
b.  Some companies glue there wires on top of the antler.  This is quick, cheap and vary noticeable.  We drill out the antler and run all the wiring inside, so all you see is the natural beauty of the antler.
c.  Some companies use a junction box in the center of there chandeliers,  They drill a short ways into the antler and then wire nut a junction in the center of the chandelier.  Then they pack that junction with bondo or wood filler to cover it up.  Again this is very noticeable and takes away from the natural beauty of the piece.
d.  We are UL Listed.  This means that our product is backed and insured by Underwriters Laboratory Inc.  and guaranties your safety and quality.

Our chandeliers are different because we artistically
judge each piece and we take the time to do things right

 


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