Pontil 6-Light Chandelier

by George Kovacs

4.9(14)

$629.00
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Key Features

Contract Grade
Made in China
Form inspired by function. The George Kovacs Pontil 6-Light Chandelier is a modern sculpture created to resemble a glassblowing setup, being named for the traditional iron pontil rod. Each arm seems to extend through the central sphere, creating a mid-century silhouette. Etched Opal Glass shades cap each arm, symbolizing the molten glass being blown and formed into shape.
Item Number
GKO487930
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MFR ID
P1806-248

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4.9

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1 / 5

Beautiful MCM 'satellite' fixture!

Submitted 8 years ago

By kimnchuk

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We purchased this with plans to mount over dining or living room area. Decided on the living room. The Honey gold with the opaque white globes is a beautiful combo. Gives off sufficient light. *the only minus is that the bulbs 'buzzed' when we turned on the light. My husband added a dimmer and new switch and this seemed to resolve the issue. May be the bulbs. Very unique and beautiful light. *Be aware that the he/she parts at the ends of the extender arms can be removed and adjusted for the desired height. I didn't realize that they could be unscrewed and added or detached.

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Beautiful Light Fixture

Submitted 9 years ago

By jspitts28

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This light fixture is really beautiful in person. Its heavy and of good quality, and nicely sized. Definitely happy with it.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Gorgeous Statement Fixture

Submitted 9 years ago

By northshireliving

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So pleased with the product I have received, lamp comes completely disassembled but putting it together was super easy I didn't even need to look at instructions. Finish is more of a Brushed Brass but that's what I got it to coordinate with so no complaints. We got this to go over our dining room table and it is stunning but I must admit, I don't recommend it for a large table, would be best in above a small round or square table or anywhere a small/medium sized chandelier is appropriate (would be fabulous in an entryway and I tried to convince my husband to hang it above our bathtub cause that was dramatic and amazing but he thought it was "too much"). Fixture is very traditonal but still modern and cool, worked well for our old house with our younger more modern style. Install is just like any other chandelier, very easy and straightforward, but I recommend NOT installing the glass globes until after hung from the ceiling... this makes it more difficult to install them but it is too easy to break them when trying to install, we tried and ended up stopping and taking them off as we didn't want to have to hunt for replacements (We just went through that on the last light we installed!).

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Amazing!!!!

Submitted 9 years ago

By Crowe

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I am a developer and installed this light in one of my properties and love it. Would definitely use this again!!!

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Pontil 6-Light Chandelier by George Kovacs

Submitted 10 years ago

By MMG24

From Charlotte NC

After getting so many cheap "China" made light fixtures nice surprise to find one with such high quality fit and finish. The light is gorgeous and looks incredibly quality.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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George Kovacs

George Kovacs was born 1926 in Vienna, Austria. After moving to the US, Kovacs was enticed in 1954 to market J.T. Kalmar lamps. Inspired by the success of that endeavor--and the observed popularity of such contemporary lighting--Kovacs expanded his lighting import and design business (with locations throughout New York).