Description
The shade is blown glass in a warm amber, drawn up into a stem and bowl that reads rather like an upturned wine glass, and it hangs from a pewter finished suspension with dark grey detailing. Because the glass is tinted rather than solid, whatever sits inside it shows through, so a plain GLS, a fat globe or a long tubular lamp all earn their keep here. The bowl measures 25cm across, which gives it presence without crowding a narrow room, and the drop can be set short and tight to the ceiling or run down low.
We reach for these where a broad shade would feel heavy: above a breakfast bar, over a small round dining table, or in place of a bedside lamp where the table is already full. It takes an E27 lamp, and with a suitable dimmable lamp and dimmer the amber glass drops to a low, resinous glow that suits late evenings. Hung in a row along an island it gives a steady rhythm of light without blocking the view across the worktop. It is one we would choose for a kitchen with warm timber or brick, where the amber picks up the tones already in the room.
Glass and metal throughout, with the pewter and dark grey carried through the stem and the holder so the suspension reads as a whole. Wipe the amber glass with a soft damp cloth once it is cool, then dry it off so no bloom is left; the metalwork only wants dusting. It carries a one year warranty. The same wine glass shade runs through the range as a flush fitting, in finishes from matt black and satin nickel to antique brass, for rooms where a hanging light would sit too low. Lamps are not included.
Specification
| Colour |
Pewter |
| Second Colour |
Dark Grey |
| Ceiling Mountable |
Yes |
| Weight |
1.50KG |
| Diameter |
250mm |
| Minimum Drop (mm) |
380mm |
| Maximum Drop (mm) |
1750mm |
| Materials Used |
Iron, Glass |
| Adjustable Height |
Yes |
| Hanging Method |
Cable |
| Energy Class |
A++ to A |
| Max Energy Class |
A++ |
| Min Energy Class |
D |
| Lamp |
1 x E27 20W max (lamps not included) |
| Lamp Cap |
E27 |
| Recommended Lamp |
LED (GLS A60, Globe G80, Globe G95, ST64, Tubular T185) |
| Light Distribution |
Ambient |
| Protection Class |
Class 1 - Earth Connection Required |
| Total Power Consumption (W) |
Dependent On Lamps Used (±5%) |
| Input Voltage (V) |
220-240V~50/60Hz |
| Dimmable |
Yes - Suitable Lamps & Dimmer Required |
| Dimmer Included |
No |
| IP Rating |
IP20 |
| Warranty |
1yr |
| UKCA/CE |
Yes |
| Shade Colour |
Amber |
| Cup Dimensions (mm) |
D:100mm, H:25mm |
| Bracket Dimensions (mm) |
Straight Line Bracket- L:96mm, W:18mm, H:15mm |
| Cable Information |
2 x 0.75mm² Black Twisted Fabric Cable L:1800mm |
| Shade Shape |
Wine Glass |
| Shade Included |
Yes |
| Pieces Included |
1 |
| Unassembled |
Yes |
| Installation |
Requires Installation By Qualified Electrician |
| Sloped Ceiling Compatible |
Yes |
| Sloped Ceiling Adapter Required |
No |
| Product Care |
(1) Wipe clean with a dry cloth, do not use any cleaning detergents, do not use rough or coarse material to clean. (2) Ensure light is not illuminated when cleaning. |
| Country of Origin |
China |
Frequently Asked
How long is the suspension?
The drop runs from a minimum of 380mm to a maximum of 1750mm, so it can hang close to the ceiling or well down over a table or island.
Which lamp should I choose?
An E27 LED up to 20W. Shapes that suit the glass include GLS A60, G80 and G95 globes, ST64 and T185 tubular lamps, and a decorative filament looks well through the amber tint.
Can it be dimmed?
Yes, provided you fit a dimmable lamp and a compatible dimmer switch. Neither the lamp nor the dimmer comes with the pendant.
Is it suitable for a bathroom?
No. It is rated IP20 and belongs in dry rooms such as kitchens, dining rooms, hallways and bedrooms.
How wide is the shade, and will it suit a small kitchen?
The glass is 250mm in diameter, which is modest enough for a compact galley kitchen or a narrow hall, single or in a run.
How do I clean the amber glass?
Switch off at the wall and let everything cool, then use a soft cloth slightly damp with warm water and a drop of washing up liquid to lift kitchen film, drying the glass straight after. Avoid abrasive creams and solvents.