This amazing eight-panel slag glass dome chandelier hails from c. 1920. It has eight beige slag glass panels from the top down to the skirt, and then it has alternating green and blue stained glass panels in the skirt. Each skirt panel is flanked by red rectangular glass behind a beautiful overlay. Inside, it has a three-light cluster. You can use a wall switch to turn this fixture on and off, OR operate the fixture by the pull-chains. Use one bulb for a little bit of light, add a second for a little more light, or use all three if you need them. This piece offers lots of flexibility!

Perfect for dining room, stairwell, entranceway, bedroom, library, sunporch, etc. Measures 30 1/2″ long, including an 8″ canopy plus 8″ of chain, by 21″ in diameter. The main dome stands approximately 13″ tall. Rewired with ground wire added.

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This is an unusual set of three two-armed brass Art Deco pendants, c. 1920s. They all have difficult-to-find matching amber draped cased glass shades in excellent overall condition. They also have a rich patina, which attests to their age. In addition, we equipped each of the pendants with dimmable LED bulbs that are equivalent to 40W incandescent bulbs. You can use different bulbs if you prefer, as long as they don’t exceed 60W or their equivalent.

These pendants would be perfect for over an island in the kitchen. If your island is on the smaller side, consider using two of these over the island and the third one over the kitchen sink or in a nearby breakfast nook. They could also work nicely in a hallway, office, staircase, bathroom, laundry room, etc. They measure 14 1/4″ long by 15 1/4″ wide by 5″ deep. We rewired each pendant and added a ground wire to meet today’s electric codes.

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Because it’s a heavy fixture, it would require a reinforced junction box in the ceiling, or a very heavy hook to hang from.

This fixture would be perfect for a large entranceway, stairwell, master bedroom, library, living room, dining room, or any space with a taller ceiling to accommodate it. It measures 69″ long, including 26″ of chain and a ceiling canopy/loop connector that are 5″ long. The main hub of the chandelier is 38″ tall, so there’s lots of room for length adjustment. The chandelier is 38″ wide.

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This rare Eastlake five-armed chandelier was originally gas and hails from about 1875. The finish has been fully restored and the fixture has been converted to electric for use in today’s world. It’s made of pot metal and brass. A wall switch is required to operate the chandelier. It has five matching starburst shades in excellent condition. Perfect for dining room, entranceway, grand staircase, library, bedroom, etc. Measures 34 1/2″ long by 32″ wide, including the shades. Newly wired with ground wire added.

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This vintage Art Deco plaster and horsehair flush mount is quite an unusual fixture! It hails from about 1925. On the underside, you can actually see the horsehair mixed into the plaster! The fixture has its original polychrome colors and finish. The gold wash and florals along the outside edge are slightly worn, representative of the fixture’s age.  It also has three bare bulbs which provide maximum light. Because it’s such a short fixture, it’s perfect for a room with a low ceiling, though a higher ceiling could be equally as accommodating.

A wall switch is necessary to operate this light; a dimmer switch could add versatility. Perfect for bathroom, kitchen, hallway, bedroom, entryway, pantry, staircase, breakfast nook, etc. Measures 6 1/2″ high (including the bulbs) by 11 1/2″ in diameter. Rewired with ground wire added.

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This vintage copper pendant with a school globe has lots of character and natural patina. It hails from c. 1930s, also known as the Art Deco period. The shade is made of two-tone white opal glass and is in excellent condition. A wall switch would be required to operate this fixture.

If you’re looking for a complementary fixture, please take a look at item #W7-22432 on our website. The pieces are not identical, but they could easily work in a shared space.

This piece would work well in a staircase, entryway, bedroom, hallway, pantry, bedroom, office, library, etc. It measures 31″ long by 14 1/2″ across the shade. If it’s too long for your space, we can shorten it to your specifications at no additional charge. Rewired with ground wire added to meet today’s electric codes.

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This brass pendant with a large glass school globe hails from c. 1930s. The globe is made of two-tone white opal glass and is in pristine condition. The fixture has a classic Art Deco look. A wall switch would be required to operate this piece.

If you need a complementary piece, please take a look at item #W7-22433 on our website. The fixtures are similar, though not identical, and could work well in a shared space.

This fixture could be perfect for an entranceway, a stairwell, in a bathroom, over a kitchen island, in a bedroom, hallway, library, office, etc. It measures 36″ long by 17″ wide. If it’s too long for your space, we can shorten it to your specifications at no additional charge. Rewired with ground wire added to meet today’s electric codes.

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This beautiful hexagonal amber glass pendant hails from about the 1930s. It can be operated at the fixture or by a wall switch. The globe has brass rosettes where the glass panels intersect, typical of the Art Deco period. The brass finial at the bottom completes the fixture. It has one bulb inside and can accommodate up to a 60-watt maximum Edison-style bulb or its equivalent.

This fixture would be perfect for a small foyer, a staircase, bathroom, pantry, hallway, or any other smaller space. It measures 31″ long, including 16″ of chain, by 6″ wide, so it can easily be shortened to fit into a specific space. It’s rewired with a ground wire added to meet today’s electric codes.

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This beautiful brass pendant with white ribbed opal glass shade hails from c. 1930s. This style of pendant was popular during the Art Deco period. It can be operated by the switch on the fixture, or you can place the switch in the ON position and use a wall switch to turn it on and off.

The shade is a little bit bigger than many others of similar design. This one measures 9″ in diameter, compared to a typical 7″ shade. For that reason, it can be used in a slightly larger space. It could be perfect over a kitchen island, over the kitchen sink, in a stairwell, in a breakfast nook, bathroom, hallway, etc. The entire pendant measures 23″ long, including 9″ of chain, so it can be shortened easily to fit a specific space. It’s rewired with a ground wire added to meet today’s electric codes.

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This brass flush mount with etched glass shade was made c. 1930s. It has one bulb inside and can accommodate up to a 60-watt Edison-sized bulb or its equivalent. The glass is frosted and makes a scalloped pattern at the top edge, where it meets the clear glass. The etching is of vines and berries, typical of the era. The perforated edge of the brass cap that holds the shade in place also represents the Art Deco period.

This fixture requires a wall switch to turn it on and off. It could be perfect in a bathroom, hallway, pantry, entrance way, staircase or any other smaller space. It measures 13 1/2″ long by 5 1/2″ wide with the glass. Rewired with ground wire added.

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