1930s-1950s vintage glass flycatcher ceiling light shade with marbling in green and deep red on semi-opaque opal glass. white glass ceiling lights As with most of this

As with most of this style of shade it has little nibbles around the rim where the gallery is placed (These can not be seen when hung and does not affect the integrity of the shade)

or creative workspace

Each Salonaire carries its own unique numbered tag — no two are alike

Cable: Can be cut to your desired length — use a small strip of tape on the fabric to avoid fraying

The black ceiling rose can be fitted over most existing plastic ceiling rose backs without disturbing existing wiring making it easy for your electrician to fit

1930s-1950s vintage glass flycatcher ceiling light shade with marbling in green and deep red on semi-opaque opal glass. white glass ceiling lights As with most of this1930s 1950s vintage glass flycatcher ceiling light shade with marbling in green and deep red on semi opaque opal glass Affectionately known as 'flycatchers', these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. This beautiful flycatcher features rich green and deep red marbling on semi opaque opal glass a jewel toned combination that glows warmly when lit and makes a striking decorative piece when unlit.