1930s-1950s flycatcher hanging bowl ceiling light with marbling in blue, green and orange Hexagonal design deep bowl flycatcher gazing inward at the warm

gazing inward at the warm LED bulbs glowing like trees of light within

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 electrician can just use the metal 3 hook ceiling plate)

red and yellow flakestone flycatcher hanging glass light shade

A remarkable piece of mid-century engineering

This is the first camera light in the collection produced without an external reflector

1930s-1950s flycatcher hanging bowl ceiling light with marbling in blue, green and orange Hexagonal design deep bowl flycatcher gazing inward at the warm1930s 1950s flycatcher hanging bowl ceiling light with marbling in blue, green and orange Hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. They earned the name 'Flycatcher' for obvious reasons. This vintage flycatcher comes alive when lit. The patterns are unique and no two are identical. The colour blue is not common in these multi colour flycatchers making this a genuinely rare find. I have carefully