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A brass and crystal oval candle chandelier glowing above a long formal dining table.

Orbessan Brass Crystal Oval Candle Chandelier

Twelve candles, one long table

The Orbessan Brass Crystal Oval Candle Chandelier sets twelve candle lights at two heights on scrolled brass arms, arranged in a long oval for the dining table.

Clear K-9 crystal spheres and beaded swags hang beneath every arm, so the candlelight glints off dozens of facets as it falls.

  • Size49.6" x 27.6" x 35"
  • Lights12, E12/E14
  • MaterialsBrass, clear K-9 crystal
  • IncludesTwo 19.7" chains
Fixture 49.6" long Table about 74" to 99" long 6"+ each side

Sized for the table

An oval that follows the table

The Orbessan's long oval shape matches a rectangular or oval dining table, lighting every seat from end to end instead of only the middle.

  1. LengthBest over tables about 74" to 99" long, seating six to ten.
  2. WidthTables 40" wide or more leave at least 6" of tabletop past each side.
  3. PositionCenter it on the table, not the room, with the long side along the table.

Up close

Candlelight above, crystal below

Two heights

Candles on scrolled brass

Twelve candle lights sit on curling brass arms at two levels, so the glow layers instead of lining up flat.

Close-up of candle lights on scrolled brass arms set at two heights.
Under every arm

Spheres and beaded swags

Clear K-9 crystal spheres hang from each arm, and beaded swags loop between them to catch the light.

Clear K-9 crystal spheres and beaded swags hanging beneath the brass arms.
The Orbessan lighting a kitchen island with warm candlelight and sparkling crystal.

Where it belongs

For rooms built around a long table

Candlelight for every seat, not just the middle ones.

Formal dining

Over a long table set for six to ten guests.

Kitchen island

One oval fixture in place of a row of pendants.

Breakfast room

Warm candlelight over a family table.

Where and how high

Hang it at the right height

Over a table or island, leave 30" to 36" between the surface and the lowest crystal. In a living room, keep at least 7 ft clear below.

30"–36"above the tableDining table9 ft ceiling, centered on the table30"–36"above the counterKitchen island9 ft ceiling, centered on the island7 ftclear belowLiving room10 ft ceiling, centered in the room
1

Line it up with the table

Center the canopy over the table with its long side running the table's length.

2

Check the ceiling box

The box and bracing must be rated for the full weight of the fixture.

3

Call an electrician

A licensed electrician should hardwire it and set both chains to the same drop.

4

Fit twelve bulbs

E12/E14 candle bulbs, sold separately; 3000K warm white suits the brass.

Full specifications

Every detail in one place

L 126 cm / 49.6" W 70 cm / 27.6" H 89 cm / 35" Chains50 cm / 19.7" Canopy 29.5" x 4.7" Side

Dimensions

  • Length126 cm / 49.6"
  • Width70 cm / 27.6"
  • Height89 cm / 35"
  • Chains50 cm / 19.7", included
  • Canopy75 x 12 cm / 29.5" x 4.7"

Light and materials

  • Lights12 candle lights
  • Bulb baseE12/E14 candelabra
  • BulbsNot included
  • Suggested3000K warm white
  • MaterialsBrass, clear K-9 crystal

Fit and installation

  • Table lengthAbout 74" to 99"
  • Table width40" or wider
  • Hang height30" to 36" above table
  • CeilingAbout 8 to 10 ft
  • MountingHardwired, ceiling

Care

Keep the crystal bright

Always switch off the power and let the bulbs cool before cleaning.

Every month

Light dusting
  • Dust arms and candle cups with a soft dry cloth
  • Brush loose dust off the crystal spheres
  • Check that every sphere still hangs straight

Once a year

Full crystal clean
  • Lay a soft towel below to catch drips
  • Wipe each sphere and bead with a lightly damp lint-free cloth
  • Dry every piece fully before switching on

Always avoid

To protect brass and crystal
  • Spraying cleaner directly onto the fixture
  • Water near sockets or wiring
  • Abrasive pads or ammonia cleaners

Questions

Before you order

What size table does it suit?

Tables about 74" to 99" long and at least 40" wide, typically seating six to ten.

How high should it hang over the table?

Leave 30" to 36" between the tabletop and the lowest crystal. It suits ceilings of about 8 to 10 ft.

What bulbs does it use?

Twelve E12/E14 candelabra bulbs, not included and purchased separately. 3000K warm white suits it best.

What comes with it?

Two 50 cm / 19.7" chains and a 75 x 12 cm / 29.5" x 4.7" canopy are included.

Is the crystal real glass?

Yes. The spheres and beads are clear K-9 crystal, an optical glass that stays clear and does not yellow.

Do I need an electrician?

Yes. It is a hardwired ceiling fixture and should be installed by a licensed electrician.

Four hands-on stages

From a bar of raw brass to the frame of your lamp, each stage is done by a person at a machine or a bench.

A solid brass block being cut to size on a workshop saw
A brass rod being turned on a metal lathe with curls of brass swarf
A craftsman cutting brass sheet into shapes at the bench
A metalworker welding a brass lamp frame at the bench

Brass

Mostly copper, strengthened with zinc. That simple mix gives brass its warm golden color, its weight and its strength, and it is the metal we build our lamp bodies from.

Solid metal
Brass through and through
Worked by hand
Cut, turned and joined
Made to last
Strong, stable, rust-free
A craftsman hammering a heated brass strip on an anvil in the workshop

Look closer at the metal

Brass rewards a close look. Tap a point to see what solid metal does that coated metal cannot.

Close-up of a brass ceiling fixture showing its sockets, arms and brushed brass pan
A tiered brass chandelier with fluted feather leaves fixed by brass rivets

You feel it the moment you lift it

Brass is one of the densest metals used in lighting. That weight is why a brass lamp hangs steady and feels solid in your hands.

Brass
8.5
Iron
7.9
Zinc alloy
6.7
Aluminum
2.7

Typical density in g/cm³, for reference.

Solid brass vs. brass-colored

Both can look golden on day one. Drag to see what sits under the surface.

Gold-colored plated tubes with the coating peeling away to reveal rusted metalPlated metal
Stacked solid brass plates with clean, bright edgesSolid brass
vs
Gold all the way through

Scratch solid brass and you find more brass. Scratch plating and grey metal shows.

No rust underneath

Brass does not rust. Plated iron rusts once the coating wears thin.

Detail that stays sharp

Machined brass keeps crisp lines; cast alloys tend to look soft.

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