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Toldbod Glass Pendant
Pendant with a hand-blown white opal glass shade on brushed stainless steel
155 × 155 mm
Approx. $690 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
The Toldbod Glass Pendant is a Louis Poulsen pendant with a hand-blown white opal glass shade, a brushed stainless steel suspension and a G9 socket.
Construction
- Hand-blown white opal glass shade, three layers
- Brushed stainless steel suspension
- 12 ft cord with a canopy included
- Stem and glass cap of brushed stainless steel
- 30 W G9 lamp, not included; phase dimming
Light
- Glare-free light directed primarily downward
- Even illumination of the area around the fixture
Specifications
- Ø 6.1 in
- 3.0 lbs
Story
From the PH Ellipse reflector
The Toldbod Glass Pendant has a design based on the PH Ellipse reflector.
Opal glass light
The fixture emits glare-free light directed primarily downward, and the opal glass gives a comfortable and uniform illumination of the area around it.
Glass and steel
The shade is three layers of glossy, hand-blown white opal glass, 0.2 in thick, and the stem and glass cap are brushed stainless steel.
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