Mid-century Holophane Teardrop Glass Ceiling Pendant Light w/ Brass Fitter

The Holophane glass ceiling pendant light shade, often ribbed or prismatic, provides diffused, industrial-style illumination. Its robust construction and classic design make it a tim...

Hollywood Regency style Holophane ceiling pendant features a classic globe-shaped glass shade that beautifully diffuses light into a sparkle. A chromed steel fitter complements the t...

This industrial yet elegant hanging light from the 1940s features a Holophane glass shade. The pendant is connected by an aluminum casing fixed to the top of the light fixture. A Ho...

Beautiful Mid-Century bell Holophane glass shade with brass hanging ceiling pendant light A Holophane glass ceiling fixture is a type of light...

- A beautiful 'Ripple-Lite' Holophane ceiling pendant with original gallery, England circa 1910. - The light comprises of two prismatic glass saucers held together by their original ...

Antique Glass Holophane Pendant Light – J A vintage bell shaped glass prismatic pendant light shade which looks great both lit and unlit. The light has retained its original gallery...

- An outstanding and extremely rare large caged Holophane pendant with original chain and ceiling rose, France circa 1920. - Heavy brass cage housing two sections of prismatic glass,...

- An extremely rare Holophane 'Blondel Stiletto' chandelier, England circa 1910. - The chandelier comprises of two sections of glass (both stamped 'Patent No. 20222 1909 Holophane 6310') and four prismatic 'stiletto' glass shades overlapping across each corner of the original brass decorative ring. - A beautiful example and statement piece for any room, the chandelier comes with its original ceiling rose and chain. - Height 74cm, Width 51cm, Depth 51cm. - Rewired in braided flex and PAT tested Holophane Originally founded in 1893 the hallmark of Holophane luminaires was the borosilicate glass reflector, which acted as a prism providing a combination of uplight and downlight, to illuminate any environment evenly without creating dark spots or glare. As a result Holophane lights were frequently used in churches, as street-lights and to illuminate older factories...