Antique Arts & Crafts / Colonial Revival 3-Light Brass Chandelier, circa 1908–1915. This early electric ceiling fixture retains its original Bryant key-switch sockets, including sockets marked "Bryant Pat'd Nov. 26, 1907," along with original Edison-marked sockets. It features three matching etched and frosted glass shades with floral engraving and ruffled edges, a rich aged brass patina, and its original decorative finial and canopy. This chandelier was utilized in our family's dry goods store, established in 1899 in Merrill, Wisconsin, a longstanding community business until its closure in the early 1990s. An example of early 20th-century American lighting, this chandelier would make a beautiful addition to a Craftsman, Colonial Revival, Victorian, or farmhouse home or business.