A ceiling mounted cast glass form, with exposed bulb or with an anchored cast bronze dome, the Okenite Ceiling Mount No. 2 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 larger size.
Interior of cast glass shade to be specified as cast texture or etched.
Interior of cast glass shade to be specified as cast texture or etched.
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Specifications
| Dimensions | in | cm |
| Height |
5.5
|
14 |
| Diameter | 8.5 |
22
|
| Lamping |
| UL Listed |
| E26 Socket |
| Tala Sphere II 40W equivalent bulb |
| Contrasting patinas may be specified for cast bronze disk and canopy |
| Polished Bronze disk pairs with burnished bronze canopy |
| Standard 110-120V / 220-240V upon request |
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