Vintage Glass Globe Lantern Ceiling Pendant, 3 Light

A spherical pendant that pairs a clear glass globe with a banded metal frame and a pierced decorative collar around its middle. The bulbs sit openly inside the glass on a small three-arm candle cluster, so the light spreads out in all directions and throws the pattern of the frame onto walls and ceiling. Clear glass means nothing is softened - expect a bright, sparkling light and visible filaments, so choose your bulbs with that in mind. It hangs from a chain, in a choice of two diameters and two finishes.

Key Features

• Light in every direction: The clear globe leaves the three bulbs exposed, so light carries sideways across a table as well as down onto it. The pierced band casts a fine repeating shadow line on nearby surfaces.
• Takes E14 bulbs: Three E14 candle bulbs, supplied separately, so you can pick the brightness and warmth yourself. LED, filament or halogen candles all fit.
• Chain suspension: It hangs on a chain from a ceiling rose, which keeps the globe hanging straight and lets the drop be shortened by removing links at installation.
• Two sizes, two finishes: Choose the 35 cm (13.8") or 42 cm (16.5") globe to suit the room, in a black or a copper frame - the smaller size works over a side table or in a hall, the larger holds its own over a dining table.
• Glass and metal construction: A curved glass globe held in a metal cage with a moulded finial below and a vented cap above, in the Edwardian lantern manner.
• Indoor rating: Rated IP20 and wired in, so it is an indoor fitting for dry rooms.

Specification

• Bulb fitting: E14
• Light points: 3
• Bulbs included: No, sold separately
• Protection rating: IP20
• Mounting: ceiling rose with chain suspension
• Finish: black or copper, depending on the version chosen
• Material: glass globe with a metal frame

Dimensions

• Diameter: 35 cm (13.8")

Best hung centrally over a dining table, where the exposed bulbs sit at eye level and the glass keeps the fitting visually light; it also suits a hallway or stairwell landing with the height to carry a globe.