One Shade, or Two on a Bar, or Three on a Round Plate From the Same Ceiling Box
The shade is a schoolhouse profile in opal glass, the socket is turned brass, and the cord is twisted fabric at 78.7 inches so the drop is set on the day it goes up. What changes between the three versions is the ceiling fitting above it. One light uses a small round canopy. Two hang from a 19.7 inch brass bar, which is the arrangement that suits a counter or a narrow table. Three come off a 11.8 inch round plate at staggered lengths, so a single ceiling box carries a cluster rather than one lamp.
Product sizes
- Shade: ⌀ 7.9″ x H 5.9″ (20 x 15 cm)
- Cord: 78.7″ (200 cm), shortened at installation
- Two light bar: 19.7″ long (50 cm)
- Three light plate: ⌀ 11.8″ (30 cm)
- Weight: about 4 lbs at one light up to 9 lbs at three (1.8 to 4 kg)
Specifications
- Style: Vintage, schoolhouse
- Material: Opal glass shade on an iron and copper fitting
- Finish: Brass socket and canopy with a brown twisted cord
- Shape: Schoolhouse dome with a stepped shoulder
- Light source: LED, halogen or filament bulb, whichever you prefer
- Lamp holder: E26 or E27, the standard North American screw base
- Bulb: Not supplied, so you choose the warmth and the output
- Power: Max 100W per bulb
- Voltage: AC 90-260V
- Mounting: Hardwired to a ceiling box, canopy or bar supplied with the version chosen
- Suspension: Twisted fabric cord, shortened at installation
- Coverage: About 32 to 54 sq ft per shade (3 to 5 m2)
- IP rating: IP20, so keep it away from steam and splashes
- Environment: Indoor, dry locations
- Certification: CE, ROHS and UL marked by the maker









