From The Anvil Smooth Copper Brindley Cluster Pendant - Soot (Dark Grey) Patio & Deck Lights Opera works well in a

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From The Anvil Smooth Copper Brindley Cluster Pendant - Soot (Dark Grey) Patio & Deck Lights Opera works well in aThis Brindley cluster pendant is spun from solid copper in a smooth, polished finish and dressed in a dark grey Soot, giving a grouped ceiling light a moody, refined colour. Once lit, the smooth copper produces a warm light best balanced with a cooler or brighter bulb. Hung at staggered heights, it suits a dining table, kitchen island, or a stairwell with room for a cluster to spread out. Every fitting is made to order at From The Anvil's workshop in