Vintage Stained Glass Bilard / Pool Table Light Fixture

This is a large, rectangular stained glass hanging light fixture, commonly used over pool tables or in bar settings. The piece is constructed using the traditional copper foil or lead came method, featuring a combination of rhythmic green marbled (slag) glass panels and creamy off-white/beige slag glass panels in a checkerboard and perimeter pattern. Structurally, the fixture is long and narrow, with a frame likely made of zinc or brass to support the weight of the glass. It includes a polished brass ceiling canopy and a matching metal chain for suspension. The wiring is visible, suggesting a multi-bulb socket internal configuration. In terms of style, it exhibits elements of late 20th-century retro/Americana, possibly dating from the 1970s to the 1990s. The glass appears intact with no visible major cracks in the primary panels, though minor hairline fractures in slag glass are common. Some surface patina and tarnishing are visible on the metal canopy and brass-tone hardware. The fixture is presented disassembled in a vehicle, which allows a view of the internal bracing and the overall scale, which appears to be roughly 36 to 48 inches in length. Quality appears standard for mass-market vintage billiard lighting, showing consistent solder lines and a classic color palette.