Lustre en forme de globe à 4 lumières style globe

I ordered two of the chandeliers. One had broken parts, however the box it was shipped in was not damaged. The glass cup was broken and the two wooden pieces that connect to the orb were broken. I was unable to receive replacement parts because the chandelier is out of stock. The representative refused to give me the manufacturer's information so I could attempt to obtain replacement parts. So, now I'm stuck with only one chandelier instead of the two that I need for my space. I'm unable to return both chandeliers because as luck would have it. I had unboxed and assembled the one that wasn't broken before checking the second box. The instructions for assembly are HORRIBLE. Fortunately there was a video of the assembly. It wasn't the greatest, but it was a thousand times better than the instructions alone. The chandelier is beautiful once you finally get it assembled. The wood is not the greatest quality, which would have been less of an issue if the pieces were glued with a quality wood glue.

Beautiful fixture. One part broke during assembly, but luckily I bought an extra. Be careful, but it’s so special when it’s together and lit. Looks like real wood, but more delicate.

A bit small but it is still nice as a chandelier over a dining table. The light is brighter than expected with 4 small led chandelabra base bulbs. The price can't be beat for this style but if looking for a chandelier with more size and intracracies then spend a bit more money, but this is good for the price.

Such a lovely light - with an elegant and aged look, it was perfect for my dining room and design style. Love that the crystals are glass and not plastic like so many. If I move, this light is going to have to go with me!

I purchased this light fixture to go over my kitchen table. I chose it for its simple rustic farmhouse look and touch of elegance. However, assembly was complicated using the directions provided. I also broke one of the wood pieces while trying to attach it to another. I had to glue the broken pieces together and use touch-up paint to disguise the crack, but I was able to assemble the fixture fully. It looks nice above my table, but putting it together was a little frustrating.