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Vintporium

2 1/4 (2.25) Inch Vintage Etched Cone Shaped Glass Light Fixture Shade.

$ 54.99

The vintage etched glass shade has been cleaned and detailed for your convenience.

Measurements: The glass shade is 4 5/8 inches tall, 4 inches at its widest point, and suitable for a 2 1/4 inch fitter base.

Condition: The etched glass shows minor inconsistencies including minor wear but also chips, nicks, flea bites on the openings

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✓ 30 Day return policy

Product number 9947

The piece is subject to availability, as it is being sold at other venues. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have. Thank you for shopping at the Vintporium.


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The Vintporium Heritage Standard

The Heritage Standard

Restored by hand, one at a time. Old wire out. New wire rated for present use, sound sockets, and grounding where the fixture allows. The body, glass, finish, and the marks it earned stay. Every fixture is tested on the bench before it leaves the shop.

About the Founder

Joe Golda has run Vintporium from his workshop in San José since 2008. He sources the pieces, pulls the old wiring, rewires them, finishes them by hand, and packs them himself. One person, one bench, one standard. Every fixture is tested — each socket, each switch — before it ships. What's original is called original. What's new is called new. We call this commitment to candor and craft our Heritage Standard.