Coca-Cola Chandelier, Used in Eurich's Ice Cream Parlor, circa 1900
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This chandelier originally hung in an early-20th-century Detroit area store -- one that probably sold ice cream and fountain drinks and sodas. The glowing light was a perfect way to advertise Coca-Cola -- a drink available at the store's counter. And the Tiffany-inspired glass shade would have evoked a high-quality status to the store it graced.
This chandelier originally hung in an early-20th-century Detroit area store -- one that probably sold ice cream and fountain drinks and sodas. The glowing light was a perfect way to advertise Coca-Cola -- a drink available at the store's counter. And the Tiffany-inspired glass shade would have evoked a high-quality status to the store it graced.
Artifact
Chandelier (Hanging light)
Date Made
circa 1900
Place of Creation
Keywords
On Exhibit
at Greenfield Village in Taste of History
Object ID
68.155.1
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Metal
Lead glass
Bronze (Metal)
Color
White (Color)
Red
Green
Dimensions
Height: 11.5 in
Diameter: 16 in
Inscriptions
on panels: Coca-Cola
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