pendant light stained glass

Stained-glass pendant lights generally combine a glass shade with a metal body. Product listings typically identify the shade as glass and the fixture or body as iron or another metal.

They most commonly use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26) and list a maximum bulb wattage of 100 watts per socket.

Mounting options vary by model: common choices include chain-mounted or cord-mounted fixtures, and some smaller pendant (mini) models reference plastic cord coverings or include downrods for mounting.

These fixtures are typically rated for indoor use and listed for dry locations. Product pages commonly specify ‘indoor’ or ‘dry location’ suitability.

Most listings note that adult assembly is required and that tools are not provided. For care, they recommend gently wiping the stained glass with a soft, dry cloth and removing any finishing oil carefully.

Listings commonly show compatibility with incandescent, fluorescent, and LED bulbs. They also typically specify a maximum of 100 watts per fixture or per listed socket configuration.