Lot #243: Vintage Mid-Century Slag Glass 3-Light Tulip Pendant Chandelier Tri-Color Lotus Swag Lamp

Add a vibrant pop of retro warmth to your space with this stunning multi-light slag glass hanging fixture. Inspired by organic Art Nouveau forms and popularized during the mid-20th century swag lamp era, this striking chandelier features three individual pendant drops suspended by an ornate cast-metal canopy.Each drop showcases an individual "tulip bud" or "lotus blossom" shade crafted with beautifully variegated slag glass panels seamlessly bound by dark, heavy-soldered lead caming. The colors transition elegantly across a vibrant tri-color palette: a rich emerald green, a warm pumpkin orange, and a glowing amber-yellow.The main cast-metal crown features traditional scrollwork, acanthus leaf relief motifs, and an integrated central rotary turnkey power switch. The shades dangle at staggered heights on matching dark brass-tone linking chains to create depth and dimension. This functional statement piece radiates an exceptional, warm ambient glow when illuminated. Power Source: Conveniently fitted with a standard plug-in power cord and hanging chain hook setup, allowing it to be used as a versatile swag lamp. This means it can be hung directly from a ceiling hook and plugged into a standard wall outlet, removing the strict need for immediate hardwired electrical box installation.This is a vintage electrical item fitted with an older plug configuration. While it is intact, it is sold as-is. Buyers are advised to inspect the wiring and plug, or have it checked by a qualified electrician prior to installation to ensure compliance with modern home safety standards Slag glass fixtures featuring flower-bud shapes were heavily influenced by early 20th-century Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau designers. During the 1960s and 1970s Revival era, American manufacturers—including makers like Progress Lighting, Thomas Industries, and various boutique glass studios—began recreating these multi-light swag fixtures to fit the eclectic bohemian and Mid-Century aesthetics of the time.Collectors value these specific tri-color variants because finding matching sets of green, orange, and amber shades intact without cracked or missing glass segments is becoming increasingly rare. The built-in switch at the top canopy hub is a highly classic engineering touch seen on high-quality mid-century multi-pendant frames. Pickup category timeslot {A}