1970s? "Shop Project" Chandelier

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  1. Jivvy

    Jivvy the research is my favorite

    This chandelier came with the house. I dislike it. Mr. Jivvy has much stronger feelings.

    Our project house has many projects, but when we get around to replacing this thing, can I cast it to the curb sound in the knowledge that it's not worth anything?

    If you expect to find a name on it, please tell me where to look ... and I will do my best.

    (Please excuse dust - even with our tallest ladder, I cannot reach the top (much less the chain)).


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    Jivvy, Jan 1, 2019
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  2. SBSVC

    SBSVC Well-Known Member

    Jivvy, it reminds me of wire hangers from the dry cleaners!

    That said, I'll bet that someone out there is going to love it - perhaps with different light bulbs in it?
     
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  4. Jeff Drum

    Jeff Drum Well-Known Member

    Needs glass globes, and not worth the cost of replacements. I would feel free to send it to a metal recycler.
     
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  5. sabre123

    sabre123 Well-Known Member

    The cost of shipping may be more than what the chandelier is worth and will be a PITA to package up.

    You could always *accidentally* break it while attempting to clean it.
     
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  6. Jivvy

    Jivvy the research is my favorite

    You and Mr. Jivvy would get on quite well!

    Ebay is the only place I sell, but that's only every few years. Honestly, now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not sure I'd be willing to ship the thing. Packaging it up safely would be a sizeable chore.

    Now that it's out there, I think that's really all I wanted to hear. :happy:

    Oh no, if the thing is to get broken, we'll likely be quite intentional about it. :hilarious:
     
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  7. SBSVC

    SBSVC Well-Known Member

    Craig's List it? No shipping required...
     
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  8. bluumz

    bluumz Quite Busy

    I actually quite like it! But I agree with JD, it needs glass globes and they're not cheap. Curb it and maybe someone like me will come along and garbage-pick it.
     
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  9. silverthwait

    silverthwait Well-Known Member

    Miss Crawford, we're ready for yiur close-up...
     
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  10. Jivvy

    Jivvy the research is my favorite

    It took me a minute. :hilarious:
     
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  11. Jivvy

    Jivvy the research is my favorite

    That is most likely. Where we used to live, we wagered on how long it would take objects to get picked up.

    The whole reason we bought this project house? There is no curb and you can't see the road from the house.

    But people still pick stuff up. :p
     
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