Art Deco stepped design flycatcher ceiling light with multi-colour flecked marbling on a white frosted background benjamin lights paired with an Art Deco

paired with an Art Deco opaque etched glass flame shade — also known as a Flambeau or Empire torch shade

Now it takes a bulb

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

1940s Fuchsia pink and white glass Flycatcher/Plafonnier glass bowl ceiling light

When shortening

Art Deco stepped design flycatcher ceiling light with multi-colour flecked marbling on a white frosted background benjamin lights paired with an Art DecoLarge Art Deco stepped design flycatcher ceiling light with multi colour flecked marbling on a white frosted background Affectionately known as flycatchers, these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. Art Deco is short for French Arts Dcoratifs ("decorative arts). It first appeared in the early 1900s in Paris and flourished in the US and Europe up until the late 1930s. The attractive multi colour