Inspired by the sparkling droplets of an Italian Moderne chandelier from the 1960s, the Bellvale has been simplified, with layered orbs styled around a circular frame, giving it a bold, contemporary feel. Perfect for larger spaces, this ceiling light adds a radiant focal point and a sense of occasion in a dining room or living room. It also crosses the divide between traditional and contemporary design, and works equally well in either style of interior.

Finish: Polished Nickel

Height: 22.25”

Min. Custom Height: 28”

Width: 36.5”

Canopy: 5” Round

Socket: 10 - E12 Candelabra

Wattage: 10 - 6.5 LED B11

Weight 100 lbs.

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This hanging light fixture appears to be a modern interpretation of a gas lantern, likely dating to the late 20th or early 2lst century. The design incorporates elements of traditional lighting with a contemporary aesthetic. The use of a spherical glass shade and metal framework is reminiscent of early gas lanterns, which were common in homes and streets during the 19th and early 20th centuries. However, the electric candle-style bullbs and overall construction suggest a more recent origin. Fixtures like this are often found in homes seeking a blend of vintage charm and modern convenience. The style is versatile, fitting well in various interior designs, from rustic to transitional.

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Colonial Revival-style Lantern with a Polished Nickel Frame and Glass Panels. Made in the United States (circa 1990's).

Lantern-style lighting fixtures have a long history, evolving from simple candle-lit enclosures to sophisticated electric lamps. Modern interpretations often blend traditional forms with contemporary materials and finishes.

These lamps are popular for their clean lines and ability to provide ambient lighting in a variety of settings.

Polished nickel finishes became popular in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, offering a sleek and durable alternative to traditional brass or bronze. The clear glass panels allow for maximum light output, while the lantern shape adds a touch of classic elegance to modern interiors. Such lamps are often found in living rooms, bedrooms, or entryways, providing both functional illumination and decorative appeal.

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Early to Mid-Century. 5” base.

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Early to Mid-Century. 4.5” base.

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Mid-Century. 3” base.

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HEISEY #111 Cherub "electro portable candle lamp" in flamingo pink color (circa 1926-1929).

From the Collection of Michael Maher.

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Pair of Heisey #110 Dolphin "electro portable candle lamps" with flamingo pink color (circa 1925).

From the Collection of Michael Maher.

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