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Brass Chandeliers

Two Seventy Nine's brass and antique-gold chandeliers come in modern, farmhouse and vintage styles. Finishes read warm gold and brass across metal frames. Filter by style and size for a dining room, foyer or bedroom.

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Save $75Clear and Gold Farmhouse 4-Light Chandelier, 36 in, Brass and Glass
Save $45Clear and Gold Vintage 4-Light Chandelier, 15 in, Brass and Glass
Save $55Clear and Gold 5-Light Chandelier, 24 in, Brass and Glass
Save $75Chandelier with Clear Glass Shades, 6-Light, Antique Brass
Save $60Chandelier with Clear Glass Shades, 4-Light, Antique Brass
Sold outSave $60Chandelier with Clear Glass Shades, 5-Light, Antique Brass

Brass chandeliers for a warm-metal look

Two Seventy Nine's brass chandeliers come in modern, farmhouse and vintage silhouettes. Warm brass and gold finishes age well and warm up a dining room or foyer. For other finishes, see the full chandelier collection.

Finish and care

Brass chandeliers here are finished metal, in gold and brass tones. Each product page lists the light count, drop height and bulb base. To keep the finish, dust with a dry cloth; polish only if the page notes an unlacquered or raw brass finish.

Specifications

Styles
Modern, Farmhouse, Vintage
Finishes
Gold, Brass
Power
Plug-in, Hardwired
Bulb base
E12 and E26
Rating
Most dry rated, indoor use

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

how to clean brass chandelier
Clean a brass chandelier by turning off the power, then wiping the frame with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For a lacquered brass finish, use only a damp cloth and dry it; do not use metal polish, which strips the lacquer. Two Seventy Nine's brass chandeliers are finished metal, so check the product page before polishing.
how to polish brass chandelier
Polish a brass chandelier only if the finish is raw or unlacquered brass, using a brass polish on a soft cloth, then buffing to a shine. Most modern brass fixtures, including those from Two Seventy Nine, have a protective lacquer, so a dry or lightly damp cloth is all they need. Check the product page for the finish type before applying polish.