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Pontil P1808 8-Light Chandelier by George Kovacs

Pontil P1808 8-Light Chandelier

by George Kovacs

5.0(2)

$631.20 $789.00

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Key Features

Dimmable
Contract Grade
1 Year warranty
Sloped Ceiling Adaptable
Made in China
The Pontil P1808 8-Light Chandelier by George Kovacs brings a warm, mid-century modern flair to your home décor. Its design features several torch-like fixtures which cross at dramatic angles through a spherical hub and culminate in Etched Opal glass globes. Once in use, a soft, ambient light filters through the glass, creating an upscale ambiance for entryways, dining rooms, and open living spaces.
Item Number
GKO717525
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MFR ID
P1808-248

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This special Lighting fixture is unique in design and qui...

Submitted 2 years ago

By Michael T

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Great look for a great price

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Great Fixture…Be patient ;)

Submitted 4 years ago

By Jones House Designs

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Great design, quality finish. I recommend installing bulbs before globes. Installing globes is a little tricky and it would be really difficult to get bulbs in after. Bulbs are a bit finicky and you have to try several times to get the right fit but overall it's a great fixture. Be patient. I put the fixture together and installed myself. I knew my electrician would never figure it out!

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).