Period stepped opaline pendant
Era: 1930sAn early opaline glass pendant with a decorative stepped design. The original polished copper gallery adds an elegant feature to this light.
Reference 16_2570
Restoration
Once we’ve salvaged a collection of lights, we bring them home to our studio and begin the slow process of restoration. Each light is disassembled and we examine every component for damage and flaws, so we know which can be kept, and which need to be replaced. We then hand over to our experts – in-house and locally – to carefully restore each component by hand. That often begins with soda-blasting (an environmentally friendly way to remove old paint), before hand-polishing, lacquering and rewiring.
Product details
Supplied with a new screw (E27) lamp holder, 2mtrs of brass suspension chain, traditional old gold braided cable and a ceiling mounting plate. Can be converted to screw (E26) lamp holders (for use in USA) if required. If you require a different colour cable just let us know.
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Diameter:
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310 mm |
IP20 for internal use only. All dimensions and weights are approximate.
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Couldn't justify spending at the higher end of Skinflint's product range as out of my budget but the quality of what I bought being around a third of the cost of their top end items is exceptional. Recommended
- Steve | London | UK
Chapel opaline light
Arrived next day, beautifully packaged and perfect for my own chapel renovation!
- Kate | Powys | UK
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- Robert | Chichester | UK
Versatile light
Great light. It looks very smart. I was initially worried that it might be slightly big for the room (we don't have high ceilings) but it looks really good and I am really pleased with it.
- Carineh | Oxfordshire | UK