Napoleonic 6-Light Dining Chandelier, 28 in Wide, Item 7886 by Framburg
Napoleonic 6-Light Dining Chandelier, 28 in Wide, Item 7886 by Framburg
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A large dining chandelier measuring 28 in across, made in the USA and ready to plan around with exact sizes and placement tips.
- 🇺🇸Made in USA since 1905
- 💡6 lights
- 📐28 in W × 26 in H
- ⚖️40 lb
- 🔗6 ft chain
- 🎨9 finishes
Suits formal dining rooms and period interiors. The Napoleonic dining chandelier (item 7886) measures 26 in H × 28 in W (66 × 71.1 cm) and weighs 40 lb. Style: Empire.
Specifications
- Item number: 7886
- Collection: Napoleonic
- Type: Dining Chandelier
- Finishes: French Brass with White Marble Glass Shade, Antique Silver with Amber Marble Glass Shade, Antique Silver with Champagne Marble Glass Shade, Antique Silver with White Marble Glass Shade, French Brass with Amber Marble Glass Shade, French Brass with Champagne Marble Glass Shade, Mahogany Bronze with Amber Marble Glass Shade, Mahogany Bronze with Champagne Marble Glass Shade, Mahogany Bronze with White Marble Glass Shade
- Dimensions: 26 in H × 28 in W (66 × 71.1 cm)
- Max overall height with chain: 98 in (248.9 cm)
- Chain length: 6 ft
- Canopy: 5.5 in diameter
- Weight: 40 lb (18.1 kg)
- Lamping: 6 × E12 candelabra G16.5 globe, 60W max, bulbs not included
- Shade: Amber Marble, 6.625"W x 3.5"H (part F-85325A)
- Safety listing: UL/CUL
- Shipping method: Freight (LTL)
- Made in: USA (Bellwood, Illinois)
- Maker: Framburg, est. 1905
Features
- 6 sockets for E12 candelabra G16.5 globe bulbs up to 60W, sold separately, so you set the brightness and color temperature
- Hand-applied finish: choose French Brass with White Marble Glass Shade, Antique Silver with Amber Marble Glass Shade, Antique Silver with Champagne Marble Glass Shade, Antique Silver with White Marble Glass Shade, French Brass with Amber Marble Glass Shade, French Brass with Champagne Marble Glass Shade, Mahogany Bronze with Amber Marble Glass Shade, Mahogany Bronze with Champagne Marble Glass Shade or Mahogany Bronze with White Marble Glass Shade
- Amber Marble shade softens glare
- UL/CUL listed for North American wiring
- Built in the USA by a lighting maker with more than a century of metalworking
Best Rooms and Placement
- Table: choose a fixture about 12 in narrower than the table; at 28 in wide this suits a table about 40 in wide or long, or a round table of similar size.
- Room: a quick rule is room length plus width in feet = fixture width in inches; 28 in fits a room of roughly 28 ft combined (for example 15 × 13 ft).
- Height: hang the bottom 30–36 in above the tabletop; add about 3 in per foot of ceiling over 8 ft.
Planning Notes
- At 40 lb, mount it to a box rated for that weight.
- Order 6 E12 candelabra G16.5 globe bulbs separately; LED equivalents run cooler and save energy.
- Ships by freight (LTL); someone should be available to receive and inspect the delivery.
- Hardwired: plan for a licensed electrician.
Who This Is Not For
- Ceilings under about 8 ft in walkways: choose a flush or semi-flush mount instead.
- Exposed outdoor locations.
- Anyone expecting bulbs in the box: they are sold separately.
- Shoppers who need an easy return: Framburg fixtures are final sale.
Buy Once: Care and Durability
Turn off the power and let the fixture cool. Dust with a soft, dry cloth; for glass or crystal, spray a mild glass cleaner onto the cloth, never onto the fixture. Avoid abrasives and polishes on hand-applied finishes.
Designer and Maker
Henry Alfred Framburg started H. A. Framburg and Company in Chicago in 1905. The company still designs and builds its fixtures in the United States, now in Bellwood, Illinois, hand rolling, soldering, buffing and assembling each one. Framburg made flood lamps for the U.S. Army in World War I and ship recognition models for pilot training in World War II, and its lighting has graced landmark institutions including the White House.
Why We Carry It
Framburg offers one of the broadest made-in-USA lighting lines, from formal to farmhouse, with real metalwork and finishes you can match across a whole home. The Napoleonic family lets you coordinate fixtures room to room.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size table is the Napoleonic dining chandelier 7886 right for?
At 28 in wide, it suits a table about 40 in wide or long. Keep roughly 6 in of table showing on each side.
How high should it hang over a dining table?
Leave 30–36 in between the tabletop and the bottom of the fixture; with 6 ft of chain your installer can set the drop.
What bulbs does the Napoleonic 7886 take?
6 × E12 candelabra G16.5 globe, 60W max. Bulbs are not included.
How much does it weigh, and what support does it need?
It weighs 40 lb (18.1 kg). Mount it to a junction box rated for its weight.
Is the Napoleonic 7886 made in the USA?
Yes. Framburg designs and builds it in Illinois, and it carries a UL/CUL listing.
Can designers or contractors order it for a project?
Yes. Register for our trade program for project pricing; ask about multiples and custom finishes.
When will it ship, and can it be returned?
Built to order by Framburg in Illinois; we confirm the ship date when you order. Framburg fixtures are final sale.
Trade and Project Orders
Interior designers, contractors, builders and hospitality buyers can apply for our trade program for project pricing. Framburg can also modify sizes, finishes and lamping on many designs for custom projects.
Shipping
- Built to order by Framburg in Illinois; we confirm the ship date when you order.
- Final sale: please confirm dimensions, finish and ceiling or wall support before ordering.
Please note: Because this item is made to order or specially sourced, it is final sale.

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