2 amber chiseled blown glass globe ball pendants

Set of two beautiful pendant lights with sphere-shaped globes made of slightly amber glass with a simple and elegant floral decoration chiseled on the surface. It seems to me that it is blown glass, we do not detect any "seam" that would make one think of molded glass. The suspension is made thanks to chains, some links of which are more worked than others. The suspension assembly (support to hold the globe, chain, canopy) is in bronze-colored gilded metal. These lights are complete (socket for large-base bulb, wiring, hanging ring), the only thing missing, inside a globe, is a piece with three spring tabs to hold the globe: on one globe this piece is in two copies, which makes 6 holding tabs, on the other in one copy, or 3 holding tabs, but this does not change the good hold of the globe: it still holds very well, I even see an advantage: it is easier to remove and replace when changing the bulb. I tested them, they work, they have three wires (the yellow and green for ground, not mandatory for it to work). They probably date from the 70s or 80s. The whole is in good condition, no cracks or missing parts on the globes, a few small scratches, but nothing very visible. The bronze-colored metal parts show the patina of time: marks, stains and discolorations. The globes measure about 21 cm in diameter, the suspension part measures about 37 cm (length the bottom edge of the globe support and the top of the canopy). The two suspensions do not weigh the same, one of the globes is heavier, probably a greater thickness of the glass. And yet they seem perfectly identical to me, perhaps it is simply original, at the time of glass blowing. One weighs about 1.1 kg the other about 1.6 kg.