Vintage Glass Pendant Light for Dining Table, Amber Dome

A dining pendant is on show all day, lit or not. This one earns the spot: a scalloped glass dome, tiered with petal relief, on a slim gold-toned holder. Clear keeps it quiet against a pale ceiling. Amber turns honey the moment the bulb comes on.

Two tiers of petal relief, closed by a scalloped rim

• Relief with real depth — an upper row of overlapping scales sits above longer lobes that run down to the rim.
• A rim that follows the pattern — the edge waves from lobe to lobe and thickens where the glass rolls over.
• Knurled collars — two milled rings band the holder, one under the flex and one where the metal meets the glass.
• A twisted flex — the cable above the fitting is twisted rather than smooth, in a warm brown close to the metal.

Clear or amber, in two diameters

Clear is almost colourless by day, then picks out a bright line along every ridge once it is lit. Amber holds a honey tone that reads deepest where the glass is thickest, along the rolled rim and inside the folds. Both colours come in the two diameters listed in the specifications.

Fit and placement

Read the wiring row in the specifications before you order, and have a qualified electrician make the final connection. The smaller shade suits a row of two or three along a counter. The wider one reads better hung alone.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How different does amber look next to clear?
Clear stays close to colourless and shows the bulb and its filament plainly. Amber reads honey-gold, deepest along the thick rim and inside the folds.

Which bulb suits it?
Use the socket listed in the specifications. The bulb hangs below the rim in full view, so choose one you are happy to look at.

How do I clean the folds?
A soft dry brush reaches into the scalloped edge where a cloth cannot. Keep water off the metal holder.

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