Vintage Flower Pendant Lamp
Vintage Flower Pendant Lamp
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The shade is blown into the shape of an open flower, with ribbed petals and a scalloped edge, hung from a brass finish fitting. Light leaves along every petal rather than through a smooth curve, so the glass reads closer to a piece of period glassware than a modern pendant. The ribbing is formed in the glass itself, so there is no pattern to chip or peel with normal cleaning.
Colour changes the character completely. Green is the deepest and throws the most tinted light, which suits a dining room where the fixture is meant to be noticed. Gold is warmer and softer and works beautifully over a kitchen island. Transparent lets the most light through and is the safest choice if the pendant has to do real work rather than only look good. White diffuses most evenly of the four.
It takes a standard bulb, so the warmth and brightness are yours to choose, and a clear filament bulb sets the petals glowing individually. Over a dining table, hang it so the bottom of the shade sits around 75 to 85 cm above the tabletop. Installation should be carried out by a competent person, with the circuit isolated before work begins.
- Product type: Glass pendant light
- Colours available: Green, Gold, Transparent, White
- Shade: Ribbed glass petals with a scalloped edge
- Fitting finish: Brass effect
- Bulb: Standard fitting, bulb not included
- Use: Dining rooms, kitchens, bedrooms
- Installation: To be fitted by a competent person; isolate the circuit before work
- In the box: 1 x pendant light, fixings
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Closer To Glassware Than Lighting
A scalloped, petal shaped shade in pressed coloured glass on a brass finish fitting. The effect is nearer a piece of period glassware than a modern pendant, which is the whole appeal.
Light With Edges In It
The pressed surface breaks light into small bright points instead of letting it through evenly, so the glow has structure rather than arriving as a flat wash on the table.
Green, Gold, Clear Or White
Green is the deepest and throws the most tinted light, which suits a dining room where the fixture is meant to be noticed. Gold is warmer and softer. Clear and white keep it quiet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What shape is the shade?
A scalloped petal form in pressed glass, wider than it is deep, which spreads light across a table rather than dropping it in a narrow column.
Which colour should I pick?
Green is the boldest and tints the light most. Gold is warmer and softer. Transparent keeps the light clean, and white is the most discreet of the four.
Will the pattern wear off?
No. The relief is pressed into the glass rather than applied on top, so normal cleaning will not chip or peel it.
Where does it work best?
Over a dining table, a kitchen island or a hallway. Anywhere the fixture itself is part of the decoration rather than something to hide.
Does it suit a modern room?
It reads as period glassware, which is exactly why it works in a plain modern room. It gives a flat scheme something with history in it.


