American Steuben Engraved Calcite Glass Three-Light Pendant Bowl Light related_l3308-l3637 Width 5 Depth 5 Height

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stained glass transom window was found in Argentina and dates to the late 19th century

(Source: The Auburn Citizen

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Labeled: (1) Brionia and (1) Ciclamen

American Steuben Engraved Calcite Glass Three-Light Pendant Bowl Light related_l3308-l3637 Width 5 Depth 5 HeightDETAILS A large, antique, Steuben glass dome or bowl shade in white calcite glass, acid etched with a radiating, leaf design. This type of light shade would have been suspended from the ceiling. Calcite glass is a creamy white glass created by Frederick Carder around 1915. The translucency is achieved by adding molten ash to the molten glass. With chrome plated brass rod stem and ceiling cap. The rod can be shortened by a lighting restorer if needed.