Elegant Pendant Light *

Elegant antique blue marbled glass shade discovered at an antique sale here in Belgium estimated 1930's. We have transformed this unique lampshade into a one-of-a-kind glass pendant hanging light that will be the focal point in your modern or vintage home decor.

We spared no cost when creating this unique hanging light fixture and used high-quality new parts. The light socket is brushed brass and all hardware used including the ceiling plate is also-quality brass. Along with the antique glass shade, the brass shade holder is antique and has a lovely patina that complements this unique shade. We used a cloth-covered electric wire to give it that extra bit of elegance.

The glass shade has no cracks or chips and is in good vintage condition. See detailed picture and video. For more unique lighting, antique lighting entryway lighting fixtures, vintage lighting, and lots of vintage home decor items click on the link. https://newtomedecor.com/collections/lighting

Item# 2569- (1) pendant light
Overall length 100cm (39.4")
Lamp Shade - H 10.5 cm (4.1") x W 22.5 cm (8.9")
Top Plate-Brass H 2.5 cm (1.0") x W 10 cm (3.9")
- weight Kg.800 (LB 1.8)
- E-27 socket (brass)
- NOT included: bulb

Measurements, weight, and materials are approximate. All other items in the picture are not included and are just used to showcase the product.
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To mount the light loosen the side screws from the top plate and remove the mounting bracket inside. Attach the bracket to your ceiling, connect your wires, and then slide the top plate over the bracket and tighten the side screws. The overall length of the pendant light can be shortened if desired by loosening the set screw that holds the wire to the top plate and pulling the desired wire through.
This light has been tested and works here in Europe on a 220/240 system and will also work on the North Americas 110 v. We recommend using an electrician to make sure it meets all of the safety norms of your country.