Pair of ball pendants in orange opaline by Parscot, France circa 1970.

Very nice pair of pendants from around 1970 made in France and published by Parscot (label on the socket). Semi-open ball model at the base in orange opaline glass, milky white inside, offering beautiful light (unfortunately not well captured in the photos). The globe has a diameter of 23 cm and is topped with a black satin metal gallery in the shape of a barrel, measuring 5.5 cm in diameter and 17 cm in height. The ceiling fixture (changed) is made of white plastic and measures 7 cm in diameter and 7.5 cm in height. The electrical wiring has been redone, and the fixtures can be adjusted in height up to 110 cm. The high quality of these pendants is notable, particularly the weight of the opalines, which require additional wiring alongside the cord for safety. In excellent condition (only a micro chip is noted on the internal edge of the white inner layer of one of the opalines, invisible when in place, see last photo), these two fixtures will look stunning above an island in a modern kitchen.