Help identifying this awsome chandelier...  

You're right !
It was designed and made by the Chas. Awesome Lamp and Trivet Co, Ltd., North Reading -- sometime in the 'sixties. . .
Those are leftover billiard balls, from a subsidiary that went kaput in the late 'fifties. Clever use of an available resource.

ROFLMAO!!!
SDR, my father has labeled every little widget or shelf or whatever he has made for me over the years as the "Chas.A.Acme Bear Trap and Trivet Manufactory" Too freakin' funny!!!!!!

Geez O --
that's almost creepy -- the coincidences. I must have been channeling you today. . .
Really -- did he make a label that he used ? He didn't write that out by hand each time, did he ?

Fertile mind...Nice=)
Fertile mind...Nice=)

Hi. Do you have any links...
Hi. Do you have any links or more information on that lighting company?
Chas. Awesome Lamp and Trivet Co
Is Awesome really in the name?

😀 I'm afraid your being...
😀
I'm afraid your being made fun of...
As for the Chandelier, I don't think this was made by a known
company or designer.

By Hand!
Every time, in his beautiful draftsman's print. I treasure all of my Dad's weird and wonderful creations. He's a very talented woodcrafter and he's got a sense of humor that would make the Monty Python cast laugh themselves silly.
Over the year's my dad has make a lucrative hobby of Nantucket Lightship baskets, completely from scratch. Scrimshaw jewelry, until his supply of vintage tooth and bone ran out. Antique clock repair, including wooden gears and machining of new brass ones. And finally models of sailing ships from the Clipper ship era, built from the original plans, no kits for him! One of them is on display at the Mystic Seaport Whaling Museum.

Sounds much like my father,...
Sounds much like my father, wish I had half his talent and patience.
You might like this.
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/artworks/galleries/2010/2909697/

Wish'd my dad was more handy ...
Wish'd my dad was more handy and had the time to teach me when I was a kid. He had a very white collar and a talent for pulling businesses out of bankruptcy. I have none of that money sense of his. He loves economics.

Yeah, I have my Dad to thank
for my ability to repair, build, create and be self-sufficient in most aspects of my life. I'm very grateful!