Industrial pendant light with a conical aluminum shade and a long black pole, shown in a straight-on view.
Industrial pendant light with a conical aluminum shade, ribbed prism glass inside, and a visible cast iron pole above.
Industrial pendant light with an aluminum shield and clear ribbed prism glass inside, shown in close-up with visible dents in the metal.
Close-up of a pendant light with a dented aluminum shade covering ribbed prism glass.
Close-up of a pendant light with clear ribbed prism glass inside an aluminum shield, showing the curved edge and fine vertical ridges.
Close-up of a pendant light with clear ribbed prism glass, a black inner housing, and a central bulb socket visible at the top, showing the underside detail of the shade.
Close-up of a pendant light showing the cast iron pole, threaded hardware, and the dented aluminum shield at the top of the shade.
Industrial pendant light viewed from below, showing the cast iron pole, round aluminum shield, and worn metal with visible dents and chipped areas around the mounting point.
Industrial pendant light with a tapered aluminum shade, long black pole, and visible dents on the metal.
Industrial pendant light with a cast iron pole and a conical aluminum shade, shown from below with visible dents in the metal.
Industrial pendant light with a cast iron pole and aluminum shade, shown in a front view with visible dents.
Industrial pendant light with an aluminum shield and cast iron pole, shown in close-up.
Q276074

1960s Industrial Prism Glass Cast Iron Pole Pendant Light

$440

1960s pendant light with clear ribbed prism glass on the inside. This suspends from a cast iron pole and has an aluminum shield over the glass. There are dents in the metal. Please see the photos. The price includes restoration.

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Inventory no.

Q276074
Availability

One available
Location

Scranton warehouse
Dimensions

29.5 in. H x 12.5 in. diameter, shade 13 in. H
Height (in.)

29.5
Diameter (in.)

12.5
Weight

11 lb.
Finish

Black, Aluminum
Composition

Cast iron, Glass, Aluminium
Period

1960s
Style

Industrial
Lighting type

Interior

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