RAM Game Room 56" 3 Shade Tiffany Billiard Light
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Overview
The CF50-B56 pairs stained glass shades with an antique gold sand metal bar — an unusual combination that produces a finished fixture more visually distinctive than the typical matte-black-and-stained-glass pairing. Each of the three shades carries a pattern that spells out a classic pastime visually, turning each shade into a thematic piece while still functioning as proper game-room lighting.
56 inches long, 16 inches tall, 35 lbs. Three pendant lights at 100W max per socket. 3-foot chain suspension per side. Sized for 8-foot home pool tables. The antique gold finish on the bar warms the entire fixture and pairs with traditional or transitional game room interiors.
Construction
Each of the three shades carries a stained glass pattern reflecting a classic pastime — cards, billiards, or similar themes. The patterning is set into the glass itself, not painted on, so the design holds permanently.
The bar's antique gold finish is a warm, textured metalwork that visually unifies with the stained glass colors rather than fighting them. Matte black bars create stark contrast; antique gold creates harmony.
Three shades distribute light evenly across an 8-foot home pool table's playing surface. The spacing places each shade's cone of illumination to overlap with its neighbor, preventing dark gaps between lights.
Conservative wattage per socket preserves the stained glass shades from cumulative heat damage over decades. LED bulbs are recommended for both efficiency and lower heat output.
Three feet of chain per side support the BCA-recommended 30 to 36 inch mounting distance above the playing surface in rooms with 8-foot standard ceilings.
56 inches fits 8-foot home tables and the upper end of 7-foot bar tables. The shade spacing covers the playing surface without leaving rail-end shadow.
Buyer's Guide
Most stained glass billiard fixtures use a matte black bar — a neutral framework that lets the colored shades dominate. That's a safe default, but it can read as severe in warm wood-paneled rooms where everything else is gold-toned, amber, or chestnut.
An antique gold sand bar reads as part of the room rather than a contrasting element. In traditional billiard rooms with English tudor or chestnut wood finishes, the warm metal bar disappears into the room's color palette and lets the stained glass shades stand out as the focal point.
The themed shade patterns are deliberately classic — pastimes that resonate in a game room context without crossing into novelty kitsch. Compare against fixtures with overly cartoonish billiard-ball imagery, which lock the room into a single visual theme.
If the room's other finishes are cool (chrome, stainless, blue or grey wood stains), the antique gold bar will read as a strong stylistic choice. In cool rooms, the matte black-bar version of a similar stained glass fixture is the better match.
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FAQ
What does the antique gold sand finish look like?
A warm gold tone with subtle texture — not bright polished brass, not pale champagne. It reads as aged metalwork, similar to antique brass but with more depth and a slightly textured surface.
What scenes are on the stained glass shades?
Each shade carries a classic pastime motif worked into the glass pattern. The motifs are integrated into the design rather than applied as surface decoration.
What size pool table fits this fixture?
56 inches is sized for 8-foot home pool tables. It also fits the upper end of 7-foot bar tables. For 9-foot regulation tables, step up to a 78-inch four-light.
Are bulbs included?
No. The fixture accepts standard Edison-base bulbs up to 100W per socket. Warm-white LED bulbs complement the warm stained glass coloration best.
How does this differ from the 50-inch Tiffany?
The 50-inch Tiffany is a heavier, more decorative single-shade Tiffany Studios-style fixture with 1,000+ glass pieces. The 56-inch 3-shade fixture is a more conventional three-pendant billiard light with stained glass shades — easier to install, lighter, lower price point.
Will the antique gold finish change over time?
The finish is a powder coat applied to the metal — durable and stable across decades of use. Surface handling marks blend into the textured finish rather than showing as bright damage.