Six chandeliers from Maesteg Town Hall are seeking a new home as part of re-development work.
The brass and glass chandeliers were installed in the main hall during the 1970s and are now being offered to community groups or anyone who could use them.
The chandeliers do not form part of the listed building status and are not part of the £8.2m repair, restoration and extension of Maesteg Town Hall. In order to achieve the correct lighting levels in the main hall modern lighting will replace the chandeliers.
A council spokesman said: “Please note, the light fixtures are very delicate, especially the glass bowls and the electrical connections are likely to need new fixings. Anyone wishing to enquire about the chandeliers can email .”
The redevelopment will see the Grade II listed building restored to its former glory and extended on one side with a new glass atrium, studio theatre and cinema space, a café and mezzanine bar, and a modern library.
Charles Smith, Bridgend County Borough Council cabinet member for education and regeneration, said: “We hope these chandeliers can be taken on by someone who can restore them to their former glory and be proud to own such an important part of Maesteg’s heritage.”
