Questions about the Portland Pendant?
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Key Features
Its chain and cage in solid brass, the Hudson Valley Portland Pendant is a seaside-worthy fixture that also incorporates early American fashion into its overall design. Opal glass provides a bright yet diffused light perfect for the kitchen island. Complement this look with the Portland Linear Suspension for a unified feel.
Hudson Valley is known for its strong traditional, vintage, reproduction and contemporary lighting. Offering the same attention to detail that was evident during the early twentieth century, Hudson Valley boasts a range of classic finishes and silk material selections that will surely satisfy even the most discriminating customer.
Key Features
Its chain and cage in solid brass, the Hudson Valley Portland Pendant is a seaside-worthy fixture that also incorporates early American fashion into its overall design. Opal glass provides a bright yet diffused light perfect for the kitchen island. Complement this look with the Portland Linear Suspension for a unified feel.
Hudson Valley is known for its strong traditional, vintage, reproduction and contemporary lighting. Offering the same attention to detail that was evident during the early twentieth century, Hudson Valley boasts a range of classic finishes and silk material selections that will surely satisfy even the most discriminating customer.
- Cylindrical glass shade
- Solid brass frame
- Round ceiling canopy
- 4' chain
- Material: Metal, Glossy Glass
- Sloped Ceiling Adaptable: Yes
- Lighting Style: Indirect
- Location Rating: UL Listed
- Made In China
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