Impressive early 20th century Beaux-Arts bowl chandelier, salvaged from an Odd Fellows lodge in Indiana from the early 20th century.This substantial fixture features a richly cast plaster or brass finish with classical detailing, including repeating torch and anthemion motifs encircling the perimeter. The body is suspended by four decorative cast iron rods terminating in a detailed brass ceiling canopy, all consistent with high-quality institutional lighting of the period.The lower diffuser is formed of thick, heavy plaster (or early composition material), designed to soften and evenly distribute light. The interior retains a ten-light cluster, providing a warm, ambient glow when illuminated—true to its original purpose in a large lodge or hall setting.A striking and architectural lighting piece, ideal for large-scale interiors, entry halls, or commercial spaces seeking authentic period character.Professionally rewired and fitted for standard North American bulbs. 8 lights available with two larger examples from the same building