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Named for Thomas Edison's pioneering industrial research laboratory in New Jersey, the Troy Lighting Menlo Park Pendant hearkens back to the early days of electricity. A Historic Pressed Glass shade takes the pretty silhouette of an antique power-line insulator, allowing light to sparkle over each curve. Use with a vintage reproduction carbon filament bulb for maximum authentic appeal.
Troy Lighting, headquartered in California, designs and manufactures indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures, utilizing hand-forged iron and hand-applied finishes to create quality products with high-style appeal.
Key Features
Named for Thomas Edison's pioneering industrial research laboratory in New Jersey, the Troy Lighting Menlo Park Pendant hearkens back to the early days of electricity. A Historic Pressed Glass shade takes the pretty silhouette of an antique power-line insulator, allowing light to sparkle over each curve. Use with a vintage reproduction carbon filament bulb for maximum authentic appeal.
Troy Lighting, headquartered in California, designs and manufactures indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures, utilizing hand-forged iron and hand-applied finishes to create quality products with high-style appeal.
- Historic Pressed Clear glass shade
- Old Silver finish
- Round ceiling canopy
- 120" field-cuttable suspension cable
- Material: Hand-worked Iron, Stainless Steel and Solid Brass
- Shade Material: Glass
- Location Rating: Not UL/ETL Listed
- Made In China
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