Need HELP!! w/Eichler light fixture

Greetings all,
I live in (rent) what I thought was an original Eichler, but after reading on the site I now realize must be an Eichler knock-off home in Vancouver, WA. The home was built in about 1973 and is in every way, shape and form the same as many of the pictures on the Network site, down to the siding, cork floor (in one bedroom only) and many other touches.

A little over a year ago I whipped a vacuum cleaner cord across the room and shattered a pendant light fixture, one of four matched pendants, all, naturally, in the same room. :( :oops: Our landlady/owner is moving back in to the house in a matter of months and, while she knows about the damage and has forgiven us, I would really like to make it up to her and replace the fixture.

I searched on the Progress site but I cannot find a match. I am not all that educated in descriptions of fixtures, so perhaps I am getting stymied by the plethora of drop-down options.

The whole fixture is like an inverted teardrop made of opaque glass, is about 14" tall with a gooseneck at the very top, a 12" diameter bell flare towards the top, tapering to a 4" opening at the bottom. It hangs from the light cord by clever, swiveling/inverting clips that are on a collar above the lightbulb soffit. The clips swivel up and the soffit (less bulb) is lowered through the opening in the glass fixture. You then swivel the clips 180 degrees and voila! the fixture hangs for the clips. Just add light bulb.

I unfortunately don't have the facility to post an image on this site, but I can e-mail a JPG image if anyone would be so kind as to contact me at: [email protected]. Many, many thanks in advance for any help you can provide.