Hanging lamp on cord Wassail 20's Matt nickel

With his wife Margaret, Scottish designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928) designed two large plaster panels in 1900 to decorate the famous Ingram Street Tea Rooms in Glasgow. The title "The Wassail" refers to the banquet, which was traditionally held on Halloween at the end of the harvest season.

This glass shade in opal white with round shapes and graphic lines is perfect for a fantastic interior decoration. Eat, enjoy and toast together!

The luxurious fixture is made of matt nickel.

A black linen cord complete with a nickel-plated metal ceiling cap (with a suspension eye, so easy to mount on the ceiling).

The linen cord has a total length of 150 cm and can easily be shortened. Fitted with E-27 fitting + fitting ring.