Extra large Art Deco orange flakestone flycatcher glass bowl ceiling light with nine panelled sides

Extra large Art Deco orange flakestone flycatcher glass bowl ceiling light with nine panelled sidesExtra large Art Deco orange flakestone flycatcher glass bowl ceiling light with beautiful flakestone orange patterning and panelled sides Affectionately known as flycatchers, these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. The perfect choice for an Art Deco styled interior, it looks as good lit or unlit. I have carefully restored this salvaged light to its former glory and fitted it with new antique

This 1930s-1950s large white

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Instant conversation piece — a one-of-a-kind automobilia light that no one else will have

The patterns are unique and no two are identical

Mid-Century Modern White glass shade with pink swirl pattern

This 'Cage Light' Ceiling Light Includes a 4w gold tinted LED filament bulb for long life (and to help save the planet)

As Brigitte Helm's character Maria says in the film:

The wooden pattress is supplied in natural pine and can be painted to suit your ceiling colour or contrast with it (If you have an existing plaster ceiling rose your electrican can just use the metal 3 hook ceiling plate)

Napako Mid-Century semi-flush/fixed ceiling light

It has a new wooden pattress and is fitted with mustard yellow fabric flex

The clean aluminium dome

A mustard yellow cable and black ceiling rose complement the shade