Antler Chandeliers

The antler is unique in its blonde color. Axis antler is very dense therefore it has been highly sought after by craftsmen for antler knife handles, antler buttons, antler flatware etc. Axis antler is thin and airy so when used in an antler chandelier form it allows plenty of light in all directions. As seen 48w X 42h w/8 lights

Antler used in mule deer. The antler is so widely used in many venues. I.e. antler drawer pulls, antler curtain ties, antler chandeliers, decorative antler candelabras. The antler has many color variations throughout which ads to its functional uses with other color mediums in interior design. As seen 26w X 26h w/six lights

Elk antler has been used for untold years. Elk once roamed coast to coast across North America. The antler is naturally shed and was used by Native Americans for antler pipes and bead work in clothing, antler buttons, weapons and much more. The antler is massive in its appearance, and natural color ranges allow it to work with many other mediums. As seen: 48w X 36h w/8 lights.

The antler is mule deer. As the deer ages its antler grows larger each year. As used here, the older antler has many tines and allows for a fuller more filling look with many options for light placement. A seen: 36w X 38h w/12 lights.

Antler is mule deer. This antler chandelier has a neat “wow" factor. Inverting the antler makes it simple to incorporate into a room needing that special touch. As seen: 38w X 32h w/8 lights.

Elk antler and mule deer antler are incorporated to make a shape mainly used in rectangular spaces. The elk antler being large allows for extremely large builds. Great rooms with longer runs than widths can have an area filled easily with an oval antler fixture. Dining tables that are 6ft. or longer are great places to incorporate oval antler designs. As seen: 58L X 28w X 34h w/10 lights.

Very “rich” antler. The deer was originally native to northern England/Scotland. The antler is so unique that kings and queens used it in dwellings as chandeliers/candelabras ,Wall sconces, fireplace tool sets, and decorative adornments on carriages, tables, and dining flatware. The antler has many colors depending on deer species: blonde, chocolate and spotted fallow. As seen: 40w X 34h w/ 8 lights.

Elk antler, fallow antler, and mule deer antler are seen here in a unique drop light chandelier. Antler design is oval in shape and used mainly over bar area as well as pool and other game tables. Restaurants have incorporated these as well in seating areas of 6 or more. As seen: 58L X 34w X 34h w/6 lights