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Pair of Edwardian Cut Glass & Brass Globe Lights

£795.00

A matched pair of early 20th century cut glass pendant lights made by GEC. c.1910

Beautifully proportioned, each pendant is topped with their original brass elongated gallery. The shades themselves are delicately mouth‑blown and hand‑cut. Well suited to a kitchen, hallway, dining room, or bathroom, they offer timeless character and an elegant, understated look. Priced as a pair.

Rewired with black twisted flex.

Worldwide shipping available, get in touch for a quote.

A matched pair of early 20th century cut glass pendant lights made by GEC. c.1910

Beautifully proportioned, each pendant is topped with their original brass elongated gallery. The shades themselves are delicately mouth‑blown and hand‑cut. Well suited to a kitchen, hallway, dining room, or bathroom, they offer timeless character and an elegant, understated look. Priced as a pair.

Rewired with black twisted flex.

Worldwide shipping available, get in touch for a quote.

About the maker
GEC (General Electric Company) was one of Britain’s major electrical manufacturers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, producing everything from industrial equipment to domestic lighting. Their Witton works in Birmingham became a centre for high‑quality electrolier and fixture production, combining cast and pressed brass components with finishes ranging from bright lacquer to rich oxidised copper. By the 1910s and ’20s, GEC were supplying lighting to homes, public buildings and commercial interiors across Britain and the Empire, with designs that balanced solid engineering, reliable materials and a distinctive decorative style. Many of their early electric fittings survive today for exactly those reasons: they were well made, well finished, and built to last.

Dimensions
Diameter: 150mm
Height: 360mm
Weight: 1kg