Steady progress is being made on the restoration of a wide variety of lighting fixtures from Yale Calhoun College.  The fixtures, ranging from outdoor lanterns to wall sconces to large chandeliers, and are made from a variety of materials including brass, copper, and iron.

The fabrication of a custom designed candle lantern and matching pedestal has been completed.  The raw prototypes were constructed using 24 gauge copper, and are scheduled to be given a bronze finish this coming Monday.

Grand Light's restoration team recently completed the restoration of ten gothic-style chandeliers for the auditorium of the Washington Irving Intermediate School, located in Tarrytown, New York.

Grand Light recently completed the restoration of a green chandelier and 4 matching wall sconces for Yale's Brady Memorial Lab.  This is the most recent restoration of a number of projects Grand Light has done for Yale University over the past several years.

Recently, Grand Light's team received a crystal chandelier from a private residence that was in need of restoration. This particular crystal chandelier is a family heirloom that belonged to our client's grandmother and she wanted it brought back to the original condition of when it hung in the families' dining room.

Starting in 2008, Yale University has announced that it will begin commencement of a full-scale renovation to their Calhoun College. Due to the work previously done for Yale University and the high level of satisfaction with their restoration of fixtures including the Marquand Chapel chandeliers, Dwight Hall fixtures, and the Divinity School chandelier, Yale has called in the experts at Grand Light to begin the extensive restoration to their light fixtures for Calhoun College.

Following the approval of the prototype chandelier restoration, Grand Light's restoration team is nearing completion of the remaining nine fixtures from the auditorium at Washington Irving Intermediate School and is preparing to ship them back to Tarrytown, NY.

For the past several weeks, Grand Light's restoration experts have been working on the prototype chandelier for Washington Irving Intermediate School in Tarrytown, NY.   After disassembling the one fixture, which had one hundred and twenty components, the structure of the chandelier was inspected and repaired as needed.