Vintage 1970s Quoizel "Satin Lace" Etched Glass

Vintage 1970s Quoizel "Satin Lace" Etched Glass Pendant Light / Swag Lamp Listing Category: Antiques > Architectural & Garden > Chandeliers, Sconces & Lighting Fixtures Brand: Quoizel Year/Era: Late 1970s (Circa 1977-1978) Style: Vintage / Victorian Revival / Hurricane / Cottagecore Item Description Up for auction is a gorgeous, authentic vintage Quoizel "Satin Lace" pendant light fixture. This stunning hurricane-style hanging lamp features Quoizel’s signature etched frosted white floral rose and scrollwork design wrapped around a beautiful bell-shaped clear glass shade. The bottom of the glass features an elegant ruffled, scalloped edge that catches the light beautifully. The fixture is crowned with its original antique bronze-toned metal hardware. The interior includes the factory-attached Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Listed Electric Fixture silver foil safety certification sticker (Issue No. E-77258), proving its authenticity. This is a phenomenal accent piece perfect for a vintage kitchen, cozy dining room, entryway, or traditional Victorian-style home decor! Specification & Measurements • Shade Dimensions: Approx. 10" Width x 13" Height • Socket Size: Standard Small Candelabra Screw Base (E12 Base) — looks amazing with clear or amber flame-tip LED filament bulbs! • Wiring Configuration: Equipped with a pendant/swag top loop and a brown dual-strand power cord running through the center of the matching antique bronze canopy cover. Ready to be hardwired to a ceiling junction box or extended into a plug-in wall swag lamp. Condition Report • Glass: Excellent vintage condition. Clear and bright with no visible cracks, major scratches, or chips along the delicate ruffled rim. The etched frosting remains crisp and white. • Hardware: Authentic aged patina on the bronze-toned metal canopy and housing. Some light, minor paint specks/scuffs on the interior undersurface of the ceiling canopy plate (not visible when mounted flush to the ceiling). • Electrical: Wiring is intact with exposed ends ready for installation. As with all vintage electrical electronics, professional inspection or rewiring prior to installation is always recommended for safety Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue