A beautifully hand-blown French white opaline glass pendant light dating to the 1930s. Sourced in Provence, this classic “frill” or “pie crust” form was a staple of French kitchens and ateliers in the early 20th century and remains one of the most enduring and recognizable silhouettes in French lighting. The shade is crafted from luminous opaline (milk) glass, softly diffusing light while providing focused, downward illumination. The sculptural crinkle-edged rim features a clear glass edge, a refined detail that catches the light and highlights the exceptional quality of the hand-blown glasswork. Both practical and decorative, these shades were prized for their balance of utility and elegance. Newly rewired for modern use with a ceramic socket (standard American E26) and finished with an unlacquered brass clamp, making it ready to install while preserving its authentic character. Ideal over a kitchen island, breakfast table, pantry, or workspace, where it adds quiet French charm without overpowering the room. *Bulb not included Stock #103