you didn't say how much "pricey" was, but came accross these - check out the monroe pillar, anquilla, and gothic: http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/lighting/chandeliers-pendants/all-chandeliers-pendants/index.cfm?page=viewall also, i was thinking if one had glass and you really didn't want glass couldn't you just remove it nicely or have some fun and smash it out?! Here is a link that might be useful: Pottery Barn chandeliers and pendants

My mother has a similar shaped storage unit that she got at IKEA. It is 3 pieces that have doors on it. I believe the doors were an option. She doesn't have legs on hers but I believe you can buy them.

I saw it a week or two ago on ebay, but I just checked and it's not there now. When I read the reviews of the seller, some said that the knock-offs were cheap and poorly made, so if you do find it elsewhere, buyer beware. I really love this chandelier, so I wish you good luck in locating it!

If you use hollow threaded rod, available at any hardware store, you can screw a socket to it and run the wire through it. Look up how to wire a lamp and it will explain what I'm saying. You can run the wires behind the "wheel" to each socket. I don't think I'm explaining myself very well but think of each "lamp" as an individual unit with a round base (flower pot saucers would work) and run enough wire to tie them together. It's very do-able just not easily explainable!