find part for chandelier

janeleslie

I have my grandmother's chandelier, probably made in the 1960s.

It has 3 lights. One of the light conduits burned to a crisp. Any ideas about where I can find parts to replace this? (circular, cardboard type material to seperate the positive from the negative).

BTW:
I am a New Yorker, don't have any DYI skills, but a friend of a friend asked an electrician who told me the above. Hope it makes sense!

biggles

might check Home Depot over on 23rd and 5th or up on Lexington at E60th they have a big lighting and chandelier sections with ons of lighting parts...is it just the socket that cooked where the bulb screws into like these.... http://www.grandbrass.com/sockets.cfm

Jim Port

You migth want to google Angelo lighting to see if they have the part.

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