Giving Old Chandeliers a New Lease of Life
“Antique and vintage chandeliers weren’t made to be forgotten. With the right care, they can continue to shine for generations.”
Not every chandelier needs replacing. Some simply need a little time, patience and the right pair of hands.

There’s something incredibly satisfying about seeing an antique or vintage chandelier brought back to life. Whether it’s been tucked away in a loft for years, inherited through the family or simply lost a little of its former sparkle, many older chandeliers can be restored and enjoyed for generations to come.
Every restoration is different. Some require replacement crystal drops or missing components, while others need damaged arms, worn fittings or tired metalwork carefully brought back to life. My aim is always the same—to preserve the character of the original piece while returning it to the condition it deserves.
I’m a great believer that older chandeliers have a story to tell. They were built to last, and with the right care, there’s every reason they should continue to light homes for many years to come.
One of the things that sets TH Chandeliers apart is my collection of replacement and spare parts for antique and vintage chandeliers and lustres. Over the years I’ve built up a stock of crystals, drops, arms and fittings that are often difficult to find, making it possible to repair pieces that many people think are beyond saving.
Sometimes all that’s missing is a single crystal. Sometimes it’s a little more involved. Either way, I’m always happy to take a look.
If you have an antique or vintage chandelier that needs restoring—or you’re searching for that elusive replacement part—please get in touch. I’d be delighted to help.
And if I disappear into the workshop for a while, it’s probably because I’ve become distracted by something that sparkles.
Phone me on 01366 321252
Visit me
You’ll find Terry inside Beds of Paradise and Living in Paradise in Downham Market. We are open 9am – 5pm Monday to Saturday (closed Sundays and Bank Holidays) but please telephone before setting out to make sure Terry is here to answer any questions you may have.
