Check out who's selling it and Google for promo codes.

Is "Who's Selling It" a website? I couldn't find it .

I've never used a coupon code before. Which sites are safe to utilize them?

I have had good success ordering from Homeclick.com (plus their customer service has been really responsive). But to get their "best" price, you need to call their customer service #. I've received better pricing on Visual Comfort and Arteriors lights, so worth a try to ask on Currey & Co.

There are two on Chairish for $400 total. https://www.chairish.com/product/300490/currey-company-trademark-chandeliers-a-pair

The Chairish site says it's no longer available. :-(

That would have been a great price if I could just buy one.

In digging around, I found the following:

Currey Chandeliers Sale‎

Adcurrey.lightingnewyork.com/Sale‎(866) 344-3875

All Currey Chandeliers -25% Off. Authorized Dealer - Free Shipping!

ALA Certified Sales Staff · Free and Fast Shipping · Commercial & Residential

A+ Rating and Accredited – Better Business Bureau

Which took me to this link:

http://www.currey.lightingnewyork.com/category/chandeliers.html?vip=WBRXNPQT&gclid=Cj0KEQjw4827BRDJvpbVuKvx-rIBEiQA2_CzsJBhLOJx9US-9ERZxu9izRCw5DlYQvhYO3xWpc5w7TUaAnMc8P8HAQ

The list price on their website is $810, so maybe this will help??

Good Luck!

Thanks, Swedepie. The list price of $972 was "marked thru" and new amount at $810 at Lighting New York at their link. That's the same price I'm seeing everywhere.

Did you see it for less anywhere else?

BBB, although they gave them a high rating, Lighting New York still had 14 complaints in a fairly short period of time (25% restocking fee/pay to mail back yourself).

Benjesbride, I got notification you posted this, but it's not showing up. What website did you see the chandelier listed at $620? I did an image search and still came up with all at $810.

Thanks.

I found the same thing to be true when I was shopping around for a vanity light. I was sure Lamps Plus would be cheaper than my local lighting store, but they were the exact same price.

I'm wondering why they say "All Currey Chandeliers -25% Off" and when you go to the website it shows $810 as the regular price. I'd call ‎(866) 344-3875 and ask them for the 25% discount. The ad is very deceiving, and it might be worth a call to save $200. Everywhere I looked, the price was $810 except one place that was over $900. It's a beautiful chandelier and worth the effort. I ended up paying much more for one of my kitchen lights to make a matched set, and I'm glad I did. I downsized another item to make that choice. Good luck!

Currey and Company are high quality and pleasure to look at. What I do sometimes-I subscribe for a certain site(sites) and patiently wait until they have a promotion, or seasonal sale, or maybe give you 10-20% right away because you've just subscribed/made your first purchase/etc. Sometimes nothing works of course..)

But it's more chance for a manufacturer itself sometimes to hold these promotions, than for other distributing sites. Highly depends.

You can also check E Bay for that very model. No, usually there's no difference in price, but sellers there run promotions too sometimes.

Also..I made a mistake of not buying chandelier that I loved because it was around this price, and then I was looking and looking and in the end bought two lights-first one, and I was not sure I was happy, and then another, and I was not sure I was happy again;)

Both these lights together, with shipping and all, cost same or more than the initial chandelier I was initially in love with.

It happens..:)

Aprilneverends, I can completely relate to that because I've done that with other items.

I may need to just hold off and save until I can get what I want.

I do have a really old lantern light that my husband can rewire and we can get a new longer chain for the 10 ft ceiling height over the table. I could paint it and get new covers for the stained light covers (or whatever you call them).

But, I'm not sure about the little plastic flowers on it and what to do about those. Anyone have ideas about it and whether it would look good over the table and painting it?

It's very large and heavy, and my husband held it up over the table and the open space and ceiling height would support the size.

Not sure that it would be enough light. There's four 40 watt bulbs. That's not much. Unless when it's rewired that can be changed? I have no clue about that. :-(

Here's a couple pics of the table in the space so you can see the ceiling pitch.

My camera on phone has horribly inaccurate color (walls are really revere pewter - greige. And sorry for the temporary white board on the island in the way).

It might work. I don't know what its diameter is, but the table is not too wide or something.

Why do you want to paint it, and what color?

If you feel it doesn't connect enough between the dining and the kitchen, no dark elements like in your choice chandelier-you can put something on the dining table that will pick up the kitchen colors..say, black and white striped runner, or a bowl or a pitcher or something like that.

That's what I'd do, but then I'm a lazy creature with two left hands..:) And I happen to like this lantern's finish..

I wouldn't worry about plastic flowers..they won't be too close..also they'll probably sparkle just a bit, and it might be a bit quirky and fun. You never know.

160 watt sounds like enough to me. We turned off half of the bulbs in our chandelier..unless you have a big party you usually don't need that much. It's also glass..I don't think it will be dark.

Have absolutely no clue about changing the wattage when rewiring. It should be a "yes" I guess? I hope somebody knows better than me, because to know less is practically impossible:)

I think to use it until you save for your dream light might be much better idea than settle for something in a hurry.

PS beautiful table!