1920s-1940s Flycatcher ceiling light with beautiful marbling in red and green on semi-opaque white glass

1920s-1940s Flycatcher ceiling light with beautiful marbling in red and green on semi-opaque white glass1920s 1940s Flycatcher ceiling light with beautiful red and green marbling and original decorative shade hooks Affectionately known as flycatchers, these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. This light looks as good lit or unlit making it a perfect choice for a vintage interior. I have carefully restored this salvaged light to its former glory and fitted it with new antique brass components;

Fitting: E27 Edison screw

Cable length: 90cm (can be cut to length)

Ceiling rose fittingThe galvanised hooked ceiling rose has holes for fixing and a large central hole for cable entry the rose is supplied with the manufacturer's fitting kit and full instructions

A perfect choice for Art Deco inspired interiors

sold as a set

The chrome curves catch the light

Finished with twisted green fabric-covered flex and polished chrome fittings

Crafted primarily from the parts of an EDP Productions Ltd 35mm slide and film strip projector

the forerunner of modern plastics

Several small chips on the rim has been carefully diamond-ground as part of the refurbishment (these cannot be seen when hung and do not affect the integrity of the shade)

Height: 57cm

this light would look stunning in a Mid-Century Modern themed home