Teacup Ceramic Pendant Light for Bedside, Square Handle

One deep green cup, hung from the ceiling instead of set on the table. The glaze is glossy enough to hold a reflection of the room. Its gold handle is drawn with straight runs and right angles, not curves. Beside a bed it does the work of a lamp and gives the table back.

A squared gold handle with a hook at its base

• Angular handle — flat segments and sharp corners, closed by a small hook turning back under the cup.
• Tapered body — the cup is widest at the shoulder and draws in toward the opening below.
• Wide saucer — a domed disc sits over the cup and overhangs it on every side.
• Single gold band — one fine line circles the opening and answers the handle.

Deep green glaze over a pale interior

Green is the only colourway, and it is dark and saturated — nearer to pine than to sage. The gloss picks up whatever stands beside it: a chalk wall, a white picture frame. The inner wall is glazed pale rather than green, and the fine gold band at the rim runs between the two.

Fit and placement

The cord adjusts, so you set the drop as you hang it. The wiring row in the specifications is the one to read before you plan the install — book your electrician, and it is quick work at an existing ceiling point.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Why a square handle rather than a round one?
It gives the cup a graphic outline instead of a soft one. The straight runs hold against the curve of the saucer, and the hook at the foot finishes where gold meets glaze.

Where should it hang beside a bed?
Low, and set to one side of the pillow so it stays clear of a sitting head. Over a double bed, hang one each side at matched drops.

What holds it up?
A thin cable, then a slim chrome stem that meets the saucer at a small ball fitting on top. Cable, stem and fitting are all chrome — the green and the gold begin at the saucer.

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