1920s glass flycatcher ceiling light with four hand painted brush motifs and two gold lines Art Deco Mid Century Modern design style

Mid Century Modern design style grew out of early-20th-century Modernism

1960s Mid-Century Modern White Glass Ceiling Light — Red Top & Geometric Squares Pattern

The ES (E27) lampholder has been PAT tested for safety

Supplied with mid-blue fabric cable and a white ceiling rose for a clean

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

1920s glass flycatcher ceiling light with four hand painted brush motifs and two gold lines Art Deco Mid Century Modern design style1920s glass flycatcher ceiling light with four hand painted brush motifs and two gold lines Hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. They earned the name 'Flycatcher' for obvious reasons. A beautiful 1920s white cone shaped lampshade with two gold lines on the bottom and four hand painted brush patterns (gold, black and silver), with a faded peach tint around the top of the shade. This early 20th