Plymouth 3 Light Chandelier - Old Bronze

The Plymouth is a 3-light chandelier with curved scrollwork arms finished in hand-rubbed old bronze, each arm supporting a light amber organza shade over an E14 bulb fitting. The frame features cast detailing on the centre column and vintage-inspired candle sleeves at each socket, combining period detailing with a modern shade treatment.

Designed for dining rooms, entrance halls and living rooms with ceiling heights of 2.4m or above, the Plymouth provides ambient downlight through three diffused sources rather than a single central fitting. The 464mm diameter and 641mm body height suit rooms where a chandelier is wanted without dominating the space — typically over round or square dining tables up to 1.2m or in hallways with a 2m-3m width. The chain allows the drop to be adjusted between 701mm minimum and 2226mm maximum on installation.

The old bronze finish is hand-rubbed to reveal darker tones in recesses and lighter bronze on high points, giving each piece tonal variation rather than a uniform coating. The light amber organza shades soften the light output and add a warm tone to the bulb colour, which works well with 2700K warm-white E14 LED candle bulbs. The cast detailing on the centre column and scroll terminals gives the fitting visual weight appropriate to traditional, classical and period-inspired interiors.

What bulbs does the Plymouth take?

The chandelier takes three E14 small Edison screw bulbs, up to 40W each. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with 4-6W LED candle bulbs in 2700K warm white, which complements the amber organza shades and bronze finish.

What table size does it suit?

The 464mm diameter works over round or square dining tables up to 1.2m, or rectangular tables up to 1.4m x 0.9m. The chandelier should typically hang 700-800mm above the table surface, which is achievable in rooms with 2.4m or higher ceilings using the adjustable chain.

Can the drop be adjusted after installation?

The drop is adjustable on installation by shortening the chain length before fixing the canopy to the ceiling. Once installed, the chain length is fixed unless the chandelier is taken down and refitted.

What finish is the metalwork?

The frame is finished in hand-rubbed old bronze, a process that reveals darker patina in recesses and lighter bronze on raised surfaces. This creates tonal variation across the scrollwork and cast detailing, rather than a flat uniform colour.