Art Deco blue glass pendant light, moulded glass shade — Ø19 cm — 3 available
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- H75 x W16 x D16
- Color :
- blue
- Material :
- linen
- Style :
- vintage
✨ Art Deco Blue Glass Pendant Light – Vintage Shade, New Wiring. 💡 This stunning Art Deco pendant light stands out with its vintage blue glass shade, delicately moulded and adorned with geometric relief patterns typical of the 1930s. It is an authentic piece, full of character, that tells a story. The period shade has been carefully preserved and is now paired with entirely new electrical fittings, combining aesthetics and safety. 🔧 The electrical components have been completely refurbished: polished brass socket, twisted linen-coloured textile cord, and metal ceiling rose with a brass finish. The choice of these elements gives the pendant a refined style, both true to its era and adapted to current standards. The installation is ready to use, with no work required, and a vintage filament LED bulb is included to recreate the charm of warm lighting while enjoying reduced energy consumption. 📏 The harmonious dimensions make it an ideal light fixture for various uses. The total height is 75 cm, and the glass shade measures 16 cm in diameter. This size allows it to be easily integrated into both a living space and above a kitchen island, dining table, or in a series in a bar or restaurant. 🌟 This model is particularly interesting as three identical pieces are available. You can choose to acquire just one to enhance a specific space or create an elegant lighting ensemble by arranging several pendants in a line. The effect achieved will be both sophisticated, decorative, and of rare authenticity. 💰 The price is set at €70 each or €180 for the set of 3, a rare opportunity to own a vintage light fixture in perfect condition and fully safe. 📦 Careful shipping is possible within France or worldwide. 🔌 Ready to be installed – a vintage filament LED bulb is included. Circa 1930.