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Vintage 1950's-1970's Smoked Glass & Brass Pendant Light Chandelier - $200 (Lake Placid)
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Design: The geometric smoked glass panels joined by lead or metal cames (similar to stained glass techniques) were often used to create a "moody" ambient glow that was very popular in 1970s dining rooms and entryways.
Design Era: This style, featuring a combination of brass and octagonal beveled smoked glass panels, was highly popular during the 1970s.
Style: It is a paneled pendant light, often referred to as an "octagonal beveled glass" fixture or a "starburst" design when the panels have specific etching.
Materials: The frame is finished in a warm brass/antique brass and houses 10 smoked glass panels. It uses a 5-light internal cluster as indicated by the five gold bulb sockets.