Glass and Nothing Else
We use a time-honored Scandinavian glass recipe, the finest raw materials, and centuries-old techniques. No fillers, no coatings, no shortcuts.
Designed to illuminate your dining table, kitchen island or entryway in beautiful handblown glass and hand-forged metal, our Vine Chandelier was inspired by clusters of grapes growing in the South of France. Each globe is handcrafted by our master glassblowers, and each metal base hand-forged by the Modern American Blacksmiths of nearby Hubbardton Forge. With a commitment to quality and craftsmanship, each piece is made to order - a true one-of-a-kind.
Handmade in the USA
Guaranteed to arrive safely
Made of natural materials
Durable enough for daily use
Designed to illuminate your dining table, kitchen island or entryway in beautiful handblown glass and hand-forged metal, our Vine Chandelier was inspired by clusters of grapes growing in the South of France. Each globe is handcrafted by our master glassblowers, and each metal base hand-forged by the Modern American Blacksmiths of nearby Hubbardton Forge. With a commitment to quality and craftsmanship, each piece is made to order - a true one-of-a-kind.
Note: Due to the intricate craftsmanship involved in creating the Vine Chandelier, please expect at least six weeks for delivery. This is a custom order and final sale, and express shipping is unavailable for this item. Please contact our Customer Care team to order.
Call: (800) 774-5277
Email: CUSTOMERCARE@SIMONPEARCE.COM
HOURS
Monday – Friday: 9am-5:00pm EST
Saturday + Sunday: Closed
Additional product details can be found here: The Vine Chandelier
The care behind our glass
We use a time-honored Scandinavian glass recipe, the finest raw materials, and centuries-old techniques. No fillers, no coatings, no shortcuts.
Shaped by hand over the flame, every piece balances form and function. Brilliant to look at, durable enough for daily use, and entirely its own.
Turn a piece over and you'll find this small trace left by the hand that shaped it. We leave it there on purpose to celebrate perfect imperfection.