A ceiling mounted cast glass form, with exposed bulb or with an anchored cast bronze dome, the Okenite Ceiling Mount No .1 casts layered and nuanced light onto the ceiling surface. Glass is available with cast texture interior or with the interior surface etched. Available in a smaller size.
Interior of cast glass shade to be specified as textured or etched.
Interior of cast glass shade to be specified as textured or etched.
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| Dimensions | in | cm |
| Height |
5.5
|
14 |
| Diameter |
11
|
28
|
| Lamping |
| UL Listed |
| E26 Socket |
| 2700K 40W equivalent bulb |
| Contrasting patinas may be specified for dome and canopy |
| Polished Bronze finish not recommended for canopy |
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