Stunning 1920s-1930s art deco glass flycatcher/plafonnier ceiling light with rare swirling blue marbling

Stunning 1920s-1930s art deco glass flycatcher/plafonnier ceiling light with rare swirling blue marblingStunning 1920s 1930s art deco glass flycatcher plafonnier with swirling blue marbling and original brass chains Affectionately known as flycatchers, these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. The attractive open bowl shape and wonderful blue colour marbling evokes an age of elegance and makes this light a perfect choice for art deco inspired interior, it looks as good lit or unlit. I have

materials and quality (there are no labels or markings on the piece)

The ceiling light has a new chrome suspended arm ceiling fitting and a three bulb lampholder

Each one is original and has been used

Three hidden feet raise the base

During the late 1950s and 1960s architecture

Meet 'Metropolis' — a one-of-a-kind steampunk table lamp named after Fritz Lang's iconic 1927 German expressionist sci-fi film

Each lamp carries its own individually numbered tag

4m pink fabric cable allowing you the flexibility of using it over a radiogram

It’s a Light uses new electrical components for its lighting which comply with all current UK and EU legislation

This 1950s white

1930s-1950s vintage glass flycatcher with original aged brass chains and fittings

This 1930s-1950s flycatcher glass bowl ceiling light looks as good lit or unlitI have carefully restored this salvaged light to its former glory and fitted it with new Chrome components