If I was to sell this, would Ebay be the best option? I haven't sold any antiques on Ebay before but I was just wondering. The thing with Antiques is they are so broad, I am learning so much lately it gets pretty overwhelming. Appreciate any advice on value and ways to sell this. Joe

The popularity of this type chandelier waxes and wanes as people's tastes change. A variation of this chandelier was a common item in many houses back East. I can't say what it might be worth to you or someone else, or what the wisdom might be to shipping. Look up Colonial Chandeliers on the internet for anything similar; do a bit of research. Never really considered fixed lighting as an asset unless of heirloom quality - more generally as something that conveys in the sale of a house. But, the value of something is what someone is willing to pay for it.

Just a guess: looks like 1960's to 70's to me and there might have been hobnail milk glass shades that covered the light bulbs. That would have matched the white knobs on top. this era: milk glass lamp

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