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		<title>My New Period Lighting</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I received a most exciting package last night &#8211; two historically inspired chandeliers handmade by Yankee Crossing. I had been longing to replace some of the modern-looking ceiling fan light fixtures in my home with some 18th century style chandeliers ever since I discovered Yankee Crossing, who were featured last year in the Early American [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I received a most exciting package last night &#8211; two historically inspired chandeliers handmade by <a href="http://www.yankeecrossing.com">Yankee Crossing</a>.  I had been longing to replace some of the modern-looking ceiling fan light fixtures in my home with some 18th century style chandeliers ever since I discovered Yankee Crossing, who were featured last year in the <a href="http://www.ealonline.com">Early American Life</a> Directory of Traditional American Crafts.  Here are some photos that I snapped of my new goodies (not yet installed):</p>
<p><img src="/images/early_lighting.jpg" title="18th century inspired early lighting" alt="18th century inspired early lighting" /></p>
<p>The colors of each chandelier are a perfect match for my bedroom and dining room, respectively.</p>
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