Hand Blown Spotted Purple Glass Pendant Light

Oversized single Holophane glass pendant with attached glass diffuser. Hand rubbed bronze finish on all brass fittings.

A three-stem pendant light with a frosted glass shade from the early 1900s. The glass is a lovely molded bowl shape with subtle rosette details. The long, elegant stems holding the...

A 1970s pendant light in the form of an icosahedron- a 20-sided polyhedron. Made of amber-orange glass with a striped effect that has a rippled look. It has a long, thin brass stem...

A cylindrical, stepped glass pendant etched with Greek key, stripes, and leaves. Art Deco with neoclassical decoration. Solid brass chain, shade holder, and canopy in pewter finish. ...

To order the Full-swing version please check our storefront. Our limpid light size S is a pendant light, decorative light, made in Europe. The Limpid Lights collection, a series of ...

To order the Full-swing version please check our storefront. Our limpid light size L in shade “Clear” is a pendant light, decorative light made in Europe. The Limpid Lights collection, a series of lighting objects that incorporate movement as a key element of its design. By moving the light source away from, or closer to the lighting object, the intensity of the light can be adapted. This caused by the hand blown glass shades that can be used to soften the light and create a more intimate ambiance. Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 600 mm (l x w x h) Full swing 1 box 415 x 290 x 785 mm gross weight 6.5 kg Net weight 5.5 kg Standard 1 box 415 x 290 x 785 mm gross weight 5.6 kg Net weight 4.6 kg Materials: Shade in glass (The glass is mouth-blown and therefore can contain air bubbles). Adjustable suspension in steel and brass. Non-adjustable suspension in steel. Finish: Clear glass smoked glass...

RAAK rare 1960s teardrop pendant with amber colored glass and blackened copper.     

Our limpid light size S is a pendant light, decorative light, made in Europe. The Limpid Lights collection, a series of lighting objects that incorporate movement as a key element of...