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Chandelier icicle Drop.  Antique Mid 19th century hand cut crystal spear icicle drop.
Size 85mm x 20mm

Please note - these drops are genuine antique 19th century and may have a few age related nibbles

Ideal for chandelier restoration and repair

When you are looking to purchase chandelier parts to restore your antique and vintage chandeliers it is best, where possible, to chose pieces from the same era and style, this allows the chandelier to retain its value. 

Antique crystal and glass chandelier pieces will have some age related nibbles, on some of our oldest pieces we would be concerned not to find this sort of damage.  We will of course detail in our description if there is excess damage and in severe cases will mark the item "B" stock.

As some chandelier pieces are rather rare you may have to look at using alternative antique pieces until you are able to locate a closer match, as a lot of chandeliers were "one offs" in design and so this sort of substitution can be incorporated in to the design of the overall piece.

 It is best to keep in mind that using reproduction parts may devalue the chandelier HOWEVER there may be times when this cannot be avoided due to the rarity of the damaged/missing part.

Chandelier icicle Drop.  Antique Mid 19th century hand cut crystal spear icicle drop.
Size 85mm x 20mm

Please note - these drops are genuine antique 19th century and may have a few age related nibbles

Ideal for chandelier restoration and repair

When you are looking to purchase chandelier parts to restore your antique and vintage chandeliers it is best, where possible, to chose pieces from the same era and style, this allows the chandelier to retain its value. 

Antique crystal and glass chandelier pieces will have some age related nibbles, on some of our oldest pieces we would be concerned not to find this sort of damage.  We will of course detail in our description if there is excess damage and in severe cases will mark the item "B" stock.

As some chandelier pieces are rather rare you may have to look at using alternative antique pieces until you are able to locate a closer match, as a lot of chandeliers were "one offs" in design and so this sort of substitution can be incorporated in to the design of the overall piece.

 It is best to keep in mind that using reproduction parts may devalue the chandelier HOWEVER there may be times when this cannot be avoided due to the rarity of the damaged/missing part.