Deer Antler Chandeliers
Antler chandeliers are truly a form of art that will add an element of design and beauty to your room.
Antler chandeliers are available with candle settings or regular modern electricity. There are many choices on the market and several online companies that will allow you to customize your chandelier.
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1. Mule Deer Antlers
Mule deer antler chandeliers can range from smaller sizes around 28" in diameter to much larger at 48" in diameter. The number of light fixtures runs from as little as 6 to as many as 12 and occasionally even more depending on style.
Mule deer antler chandeliers can range from smaller sizes around 28" in diameter to much larger at 48" in diameter. The number of light fixtures runs from as little as 6 to as many as 12 and occasionally even more depending on style.
2. Fallow Deer Antlers
The fallow deer antlers make a very interesting and unique chandelier because of the type of antlers they have and the size of those antlers. A 50" diameter is quite common. This is a medium sized deer and the adult males have large palmate antlers. The bucks develop spike antlers that begin to develop in their first year and continue to grow until 3-4 years old.
3. Rocky Mountain Elk
The rocky mountain elk provides the basis for a spectacular chandelier and a wide selection in size and style. Their sharp pointed prongs with a beam that sweeps both up, back, and out has a nice artistic effect on the finished product. By the second year spikes are anywhere from 8 to 15 inches long and by the third year they have 4 or 5 points. By the fourth and fifth year the antlers have become much heavier and have at least 6 points. By the age of eleven the racks can be 5 feet long with 10 points and weight more than 25 pounds.
The fallow deer antlers make a very interesting and unique chandelier because of the type of antlers they have and the size of those antlers. A 50" diameter is quite common. This is a medium sized deer and the adult males have large palmate antlers. The bucks develop spike antlers that begin to develop in their first year and continue to grow until 3-4 years old.
3. Rocky Mountain Elk
The rocky mountain elk provides the basis for a spectacular chandelier and a wide selection in size and style. Their sharp pointed prongs with a beam that sweeps both up, back, and out has a nice artistic effect on the finished product. By the second year spikes are anywhere from 8 to 15 inches long and by the third year they have 4 or 5 points. By the fourth and fifth year the antlers have become much heavier and have at least 6 points. By the age of eleven the racks can be 5 feet long with 10 points and weight more than 25 pounds.
4. White Tail Deer
The white tail deer chandeliers come in a range of sizes, weights and fixtures from as few as 4 candle lights to as many as 10. The style of these chandeliers makes them perfect for a game room, family room over a pool table or in a dining room. Only the male deer grow antlers which they shed each year.
The white tail deer chandeliers come in a range of sizes, weights and fixtures from as few as 4 candle lights to as many as 10. The style of these chandeliers makes them perfect for a game room, family room over a pool table or in a dining room. Only the male deer grow antlers which they shed each year.
5. Faux Antlers
Faux antlers are truly amazing with the same quality finish of the real thing. Generally they are made from resin making them very durable and a lot cheaper than the real thing. Some faux antlers are made from plastic and they can break easily.
