Pivot Brass Saucer Ceiling Light

Brass Saucer Ceiling Light · Hand-Finished Brass · G9 · Semi-Flush Mount

Dome Shade Globe Semi-Flush Ceiling Light — Brass Ball-Joint Stem

This Brass Saucer Ceiling Light features a hand-finished brass stem with round ball-joint details, dropping from a compact ceiling canopy to a wide, dome-shaped shade set low over a round globe diffuser in your choice of white glass or white alabaster. The G9 bulb sits inside the globe, creating a soft, even glow rather than a direct point source. At Ø 10 × H 9.1 inches, with a 4.7-inch shade and canopy diameter, it mounts semi-flush and hardwired, making it suitable for a hallway, entryway, or kitchen island with lower ceiling clearance. Available in antique brass, black, or nickel finish, it suits modern and transitional interiors looking for ambient lighting with a rounded, sculptural profile.

Brass Saucer Ceiling Light Key Features

• Hand-finished brass stem with round ball-joint details
• Wide dome-shaped shade set low over a round globe diffuser
• Globe diffuser available in white glass or white alabaster
• G9 socket
• Semi-flush mount, hardwired, 4.7-inch canopy diameter
• Antique brass, black, or nickel metal finish

Specifications

Body MaterialHand-finished brassShade MaterialWhite glass or white alabasterMetal FinishesAntique brass, black, nickel colorSocket TypeG9Mount TypeSemi flush, hardwiredShade Diameter12 cm / 4.7"Canopy Diameter12 cm / 4.7"Fixture DimensionsD 25.5 × H 23 cm / Ø 10" × H 9.1"

Size & Dimensions

Where It Works

Its low semi-flush profile suits a hallway or entryway with limited ceiling height, and it works well as a single fixture over a kitchen island or a small breakfast nook. The alabaster shade option gives a warmer, more textured glow, while the white glass option reads brighter and more even — pick based on the mood you want in the room.

FAQ

What's the difference between the glass and alabaster shade?

Both are white and the same size — the alabaster version has natural stone veining and a warmer, more textured glow, while the glass version is more uniform and slightly brighter.

What bulb do I need?

It takes one G9 bulb.

Do I need an electrician to install this?

Yes — it's a hardwired fixture and should be connected to a junction box by a licensed electrician.

If choosing the alabaster shade, note that natural stone veining and translucency will vary slightly from one piece to the next.