Vintage Pendant Ceiling Light - 8 Glass Pendants circa 1960/70

8 years ago

We recently bought a house in Southern California that was built in the 1960's and it has a unique light fixture hanging above the staircase. Looking to see if any recognizes this light and/or is aware if it can be restored? The individual glass pendants (4 yellow/4green) look to be hand-blown and are incased in individual housings. Any tips or advice would be most appreciate.

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Ellsworth Design Build
8 years ago
What needs to be restored? Any light fixture can be rewired if that is what is needed. Is there other damage that isn't evident in the photo? In my region high end lighting stores and one antique shop offer rewiring, and some electricians do this too.
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Shakuff
8 years ago
It's so cool.. I agree with the above comment as it seems maybe you just want the pendants that are off to be in working condition..or maybe it just needs a little cleaning and some new light bulbs? Either way, it kind of reminds me of some of our lighting we make...which is probably why I like it so much! www.shakuff.com
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Brian
Original Author
8 years ago
Two of the glass pendants have cracks in them (sorry, forgot to include that part). It sounds like it may not be a problem if I find someone who can repair glass. Is that correct? I think the electrical is functional and the bulbs need to be replaced. I will verify that once it is removed from the ceiling. Thank you for the tips.
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Shakuff
8 years ago
Once you take it down, you may be lucky enough to find a maker listed on the ceiling plate...