NUVO Lighting 60-7935 Yorktown 1-Light Pendant, Burnished Brass Finish, Clear Glass

The Yorktown 1-light pendant adjusts to a maximum overall height of 54.88 inches. It ships with (2) 6 inch rods and (2) 12 inch rods, so you drop or add rods to set the hanging height. The fixture body itself is 18.13 inches tall and 10 inches wide, and 144 inches (12 feet) of wire is supplied for the run back into the canopy.

No bulb is included. It takes one medium base (E26) A19 lamp rated up to 100W on 120V. Since the fixture is incandescent-technology with no integrated driver, dimming depends entirely on the lamp you install, so if you want it on a dimmer, pair a dimmable LED A19 with a compatible dimmer or use a standard incandescent A19.

Dry location only, indoor rated. That rules out covered porches, open porches, and any spot exposed to moisture or shower steam. Over a kitchen island or sink in normal interior conditions is fine; for a damp or wet area you need a fixture carrying a damp or wet location rating instead. The fixture is cULus certified.

It is a ceiling-mounted rod-hung pendant using stem sections rather than a chain, so it hangs plumb from a standard ceiling outlet box. Mounting hardware and accessories are supplied in the carton along with the rods and the 12 foot wire. On a sloped ceiling you would need a canopy or adapter rated for that slope, which is not part of what ships here.

The fixture weighs 7.52 lbs, well under the 50 lb limit a standard listed ceiling outlet box supports, so no fan-rated or heavy-duty box is required. Body is steel with a burnished brass finish and a clear glass shade.

Each Yorktown pendant is a single-shade, single-lamp fixture 10 inches wide, so on a typical island most installers run two or three spaced so the shades do not crowd. Order one fixture per drop; there is no multi-light version of this part number, and each unit comes with its own rods and wire.

Model 60-7935 is the burnished brass version with clear glass. That is the single configuration under this part number, so if you are matching other fixtures in a building, order by this exact MPN to keep the finish consistent across openings.

Yes, lead is the listed Prop 65 chemical for this fixture. If you are buying for a California property or an institutional spec that tracks Prop 65 disclosures, that warning needs to pass through to the job record.