Up on offer here is this rare 1960s mid-century Parisian Europhane designer Swedish Opaline cased glass original lantern light Pendant. Very impressive piece of mid-century designer lighting.. Originates from the design of the Europhane balls, very impressive piece of mid-century designer lighting. Striking extra large moulded Opaline milk cased glass centre piece, guaranteed to be the focal point of any room. Original Anodized aluminum alloy cone gallery. Original plastic cone shape ceiling canopy with hanging fitment. Professionally rewired in black three-core twist support cable. Adjustable ceiling drop with three cable lock points. Original E22 bayonet fit bulb holder. Absolutely beautiful when lit. For dimensions, please see images. Any questions, please ask. The lantern is in beautiful reclaimed period condition; No Known faults. Even though the light is Fully UK wired and in perfect working order when tested, To comply with local legal & safety regulations, It is buyers responsibility to check with a qualified person whether or not any usability alteration will need to be made to wiring or fittings to suit buyers local use. Please study all the images, which form an integral part of item description, and then if you have any questions, please dont hesitate to ask. We Provide Risk Free Shopping Experience. Please be sure to Add me to your favourites. CHQ drawn on UK bank dispatch after clearance. The item “Swedish Mid-century modern designer Milk Opaline Glass pendant light lantern” is in sale since Friday, April 10, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Architectural Antiques\Chandeliers, Sconces & Lighting Fixtures”. The seller is “mannyman0_1″ and is located in Manchester. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Sub-Type: Designer mid-century lighting
• Colour: Chrome & White
• Style: Art Deco modernist
• Decade: 1960s
• Material: Anodised aluminium alloy , Milk Opaline Glass
• Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
• Type: Swedish mid-century designer Chandelier
• Features: ready to install
• Brand: Swedish