What I usually do to prepare a freebie for upload is the following (works from P5 upwards):

• make a new folder with a sensible name for the freebie - in your case you could name it "Chandelier", OUTSIDE of the normal runtimes
• create a subfolder called "Runtime" inside the Chandelier folder;
• add a new runtime to Poser: browse for the Chandelier folder you just made;
• create a sensible subfolder WITHIN poser, in your case that would be a subfolder called "Chandelier" in the Props library;
• save the chandelier to the Props library
  Now switch to your file management application (usually Windows Explorer) and check your new made Chandelier folder structure. You should have something like this:
  Chandelier
     Runtime
        libraries
           camera
           character
           face
           hair
           hand
           light
           materials
           pose
           props
              Chandelier
                 chandelier.png
                 chandelier.pp2
  Remove all the supfolders from the libraries folder that you don't need.
  Add a new subfolder under Runtime: call it "textures"
  Make a new subfolder in textures, call it "Plutom"
  Copy all textures you need to the texturesPlutom folder

Almost there. The only thing left to do is fix the texture references in your prop.
Open the file chandelier.pp2 in a text editor, and replace all references to texture files that look like "D:XXX.........texturemap.jpg" with ":runtime:textures:Plutom:texturemap.jpg"

To create a nice thumbnail, render your chandelier in Poser to a new window, sized 91x91 pixels, and save as "chandelier.png" in the ChandelierRuntimelbrariespropsChandelier folder.

Also nice: a readme. Create a new subfolder under the main Chandelier folder, call it "readme"
Make a new subfolder under "readme", call it Plutom. 
Make a readme.txt file and place it in the ChandelierreadmePlutom folder

Ready for distribution. Although it's always a good idea to test everything before you upload. Start an empty Poser scene, go to the Chandelier runtime, and load your chandelier prop. If you did everything right, it should load with the correct textures.

Zipping up for distribution (I use WinZip for this purpose):

• go to the Chandelier main folder;
• select both the readme and runtime subfolders;
• right-click and choose "Add to zip"
  A file called Chandelier.zip will be generated and placed in your Chandelier main folder. This ZIP file is what you need to distribute.

Hope this helps..

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