Cart (0)Authentic Cloth-Cord Pendants
Simple designs = humble origins? Not always true. In fact, by the early 1890s, cloth-cord pendants were considered cutting edge for their ability to showcase the beauty of new carbon-filament bulbs - a talent these fixtures continue to display to brilliant effect. Innovative when introduced. Plainly beautiful today.
Fixture Facts & Highlights
- Revolutionaries: By 1920, electric cord pendants had usurped flammable gas as the most reliable source of light.
- The Original "Industrial" Light: Keeping carbon-filament bulbs in good company for more than 100 years. Hot then. Hot now.
- Key Features: Available in your choice of fixture length, cord color, metal finish, and shade.
Burnside -- $112
Era: 1900-1910
Shown in Black Enamel with black porcelain canopy, black cotton cord & carbon filament bulb.
McCoy -- $140
Era: 1900-1910
Shown with black porcelain canopy, twisted black cord, red steel industrial shade & carbon filament bulb
Wiley -- $162
Era: 1900-1910
Shown with black porcelain canopy, twisted black cord, bell wire bulb guard shade & carbon filament bulb.
Skidmore -- $150
Era: 1900-1910
Shown in Polished Nickel with white porcelain canopy, maroon cord, opal shade & carbon filament bulb.
Willis -- $164
Era: 1900-1910
Show in Burnished Antique with black cord, brass reflector cone shade & carbon filament bulb.
