CCL3312 Small Hanging Nobska Light
$695.25 – $883.50
This CCL3312 Small Nobska Hanging Light has been a hit all over the country! Pictured here in Antique Brass, it will weather to a rich patina. This lantern is lit from the top, and has an open bottom so that the light shines down. It accommodates one medium base bulb. It’s unique nautical look gives the impression of a round cylinder of glass enclosed, when in fact there are 6 flat pieces of glass. This great feature means that if a glass panel should break, it is very easy to replace the glass panel. This Nobska Light is used both indoors and outdoors, and is available in several different sizes. This lantern looks especially nice with the Clear Seedy Glass! It has a lighthouse-look inside in a hallway or entryway, and outside under a covered porch. This lantern comes with approximately 10” of chain plus canopy. If more chain and wire are needed, please advise when ordering. Also, if used in an outdoor application, solid brass chain should be used.
Overall Dimensions: 14″H x 5.5″D
Suitable Location: Damp
- Workmanship guaranteed.
- UL Listed.
- Handcrafted in New England.
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June 26, 2009
Good Morning Debbie, The lights, lanterns and sconces are beautiful! I was rather overwhelmed at the drive up yesterday and couldn’t focus on the lights (other than to see that the works you have in the shop are of excellent quality and design so I need have no fear about the lights in the boxes!). We opened them this morning and are so pleased. My husband’s eyes glowed when he saw the door lantern! Many thanks to you and your husband.
P.S. The white opal shades are much less “shocking” in real life than they appeared on the internet and probably would have been fine. Nonetheless, I held up the frosted shads where the lights will be going this morning and they are going to be just perfect. Thanks again.
Regards,
