Stephen Antonson

Fontana Pendant

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Every piece leaving Stephen Antonson’s Brooklyn atelier passes through his own hands, brushed on in plaster and carved back until it reads like a small sculpture — the work that’s earned him the title “master of plaster” from Architectural Digest, continuing a lineage that runs back to Jean-Michel Frank and Giacometti.

Named for its fountain-like cascade, the Fontana pendant is hand-sculpted in plaster on a metal armature and suspended by four ropes, with bespoke finishes and colours available.

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Pendant in hand sculpted plaster on metal armature
Bronze material and bespoke colours upon request
Suspended by 4 ropes

Bespoke Finishes and Colours upon request
Dimensions available:
Small: Ø 76.2 x H 15.2 cm / Ø 30″ x H 6″
Large: Ø 99.1 x H 50.8 cm / Ø 39″ x H 20″

Electrification: Can be electrified for the country of your choice. If you are ordering for Europe, expect 230V and 110V for USA. Please contact us if you require a different voltage
CE Certification: Yes
IP Certification: IP40
UL Listed: Yes
Socket: Candelabra base
Light Source Included: No
Light Source: 4x bulbs, max 60W each
Canopy Included: Yes, 6”DIA flush-mount canopy

Handmade in the United States
Production lead time: 22 weeks
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