Nat - In the first pic, there are two siblings fromt the cross Precious Candy X Twilight Illusion. The flower on the top right is the sibling to the other four blooms which are on the other plant. Both of the Precious Candy kids are four years old. During the drought year, two years ago, they did not increase at all. Last year the one with 11 fans more than doubled its fans. Debra

Ooooh! I love the one AndiK posted. My idea is similar...couldn't find a photo, so I worked it up in my design software. It's just the interior elevation looking toward the door of the ante room so you'll have to imagine being able to see through the glass to your front door. If I find a photo, I'll post it later. I think I recall there being a nice door set up for the ante room in the movie Uncle Buck starring John Candy & McCaulay Culkin. I looked for a photo online of it with no luck, but you could probably rent the movie and check it out first hand. I thought the Home Alone movie house had one, but while they had the ante toom, alas there was no door on it--just a cased doorway. Hope this helps! Keep us posted on what you decide!

Found the answer t my own question....if you would like to know here is the answer: Seagull Lighting Kichler Both sell this type of thing

You read reviews of the seller carefully and with a skeptical eye. If someone has been selling on Ebay for a good period of time with a lot of five star reviews, there is a high probability of the seller being honest about representing their merchandise - this is true whatever the merchandise. You are also protected by credit card and/or PayPal in the event there are issues. In my personal experience (not with large appliances), most long term Ebay sellers will bend over backwards not to get a poor review - and or possibly losing ability to sell on eBay. However, I personally might think twice about buying a major appliance on the internet just because in the event there are issues, it's just difficult to deal with rather than someplace near you. I just finished buying appliances for my kitchen remodel and I contemplated ordering online because of the savings - I have done this with computers to put it in perspective so I'm not averse to internet purchases. However, at least for me the savings were not significant enough to warrant potential issues which would have to be resolved long distance. I can't even imagine shipping back a large appliance versus having the local store pick it up - assuming there were issues.