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Heavy Pressed Vintage 1960's Pendant or Sconce
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Bring timeless charm to your home with this stunning 1960’s pressed glass pendant. Featuring a beautifully detailed glass shade with intricate texture and a warm glow, this vintage-inspired light adds a nostalgic elegance to any space. Perfect for farmhouse kitchens, cozy dining rooms, or historic-style homes seeking authentic mid-century character.
Product Details
- 5" wide Heavy Pressed Vintage 1930's Glass Shade Available as a Pendant or Wall Sconce
- 4' black round cord wire for pendant (included - length is adjustable)
- (1) 60W equivalent LED Bulb (not included, but available for purchase)
- Rubbed Bronze finish (available)
- Antique Black (shown)
- 5″ Round Canopy & Installation Mounting Kit (included)
- UL Rated Electrical Components & Made in USA
Designers Comments
Each pendant is handcrafted and rewired for modern safety standards while preserving its original design. Its sturdy pressed glass construction and durable hardware make it both functional and decorative—ideal for creating that cozy, vintage atmosphere you love.
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