$2,400.00
This 20th Century plafonnier or ceiling pendant is styled after the Art Nouveau Jefferson moonstone lamps. It consists of a milk glass bowl, brass chains, and brass canopy. Gold-hued floral medallions punctuate the bowl's exterior and correspond to the four strands of gold chains above and mirror the bowl's fluted design below. The bowl holds four porcelain bulb sockets and the moonglass beautifully diffuses the light to create an ambient glow.
Dimensions:
22 in. bowl diameter
8 in. bowl height
20 in. chain length
26 in. overall height from canopy to bottom
Condition notes:
In overall good, working condition, with general surface wear to the bowl and the brass, all consistent with the pendant's age and use.
Location: Stamford, CT
$3,800.00
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From the Nelson Bubble Pendant Lamp series, designed by George Nelson in the 1950s. These two globe pendants are crafted with steel wire armatures and translucent spray plastic shades. The result is an elegant silhouette that casts a soft, ethereal...
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