Quoizel Stephen 3-Light Vintage Bronze Tiffany Style Chandelier - Handcrafted Art Glass Ceiling Light Fixture for Dining Room, Living Room & Bedroom - Sloped Ceiling Compatible Arts & Crafts Pendant Lighting

I ordered this for my stairway, replacing the cheap "builder special" 1980's brass and glass fixture that had been there for too many years. Since we're talking 18 feet, I got an electrician to do the job. Before he arrived, though, I opened the box to make sure that nothing was broken. Everything was in perfect condition, and I was immediately taken by the construction, the attention to detail and the solid feel of the the shades and the fixture itself.It took the electrician just about an hour to get this up and turned on, and I have to say it looks perfect where it is. I do have a few observations, however:1. The shades are much larger than the picture would lead you to think they are. They are the right size for my stairway, but if you were thinking about this over a dining table, they might look too large.2. I agree with the other review about the cords. While I appreciate the heavy duty cords, they do make positioning and leveling the shades a pain, especially when you have to climb a ladder in a stairwell to adjust them. They have been in for a few days, though, and they haven't shifted, so I hope this is a set and forget item. I used LED bulbs so that I won't have to touch the shades any time soon (I hope).3. The fixture allows for 3 100 watt incandescent bulbs (or equivalent in our post incandescent world). I used 75 watt equivalent LEDs, and though they were way too bright. My son agreed, jokingly putting on sunglasses when he walked upstairs, so I may have to move down to 60 watt bulbs.All in all, this is a well made lamp by a company that I have come to trust (we have 5 other Quoizel lamps around the house), and I would recommend it to anyone.