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Original 1227 Midi brass pendant
Anglepoise's instantly recognisable Original 1227 shade in a larger size and finished with brass fittings will look great in homes of all sizes. The Midi Brass pendant light is the perfect compromise if the standard pendant is too small and the Maxi is too imposing. Make an impact using one at a time or as a series to create a striking focal point in any room.///Description
British lighting brand Anglepoise has a 70-year history and iconic design aesthetic. Their table lamps, task lights and pendants are characterised by a pioneering balance mechanism developed in the 1930s by George Carwardine.Â
$47.30
Original: $135.15
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Original 1227 Midi brass pendant
Anglepoise's instantly recognisable Original 1227 shade in a larger size and finished with brass fittings will look great in homes of all sizes. The Midi Brass pendant light is the perfect compromise if the standard pendant is too small and the Maxi is too imposing. Make an impact using one at a time or as a series to create a striking focal point in any room.///Description
British lighting brand Anglepoise has a 70-year history and iconic design aesthetic. Their table lamps, task lights and pendants are characterised by a pioneering balance mechanism developed in the 1930s by George Carwardine.Â
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Anglepoise's instantly recognisable Original 1227 shade in a larger size and finished with brass fittings will look great in homes of all sizes. The Midi Brass pendant light is the perfect compromise if the standard pendant is too small and the Maxi is too imposing. Make an impact using one at a time or as a series to create a striking focal point in any room.///Description
British lighting brand Anglepoise has a 70-year history and iconic design aesthetic. Their table lamps, task lights and pendants are characterised by a pioneering balance mechanism developed in the 1930s by George Carwardine.Â
