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Stock Number: 941
An attractive three arm brass ceiling light circa. 1910. This fitting has scrolling square tube section arms, which are complimented by a set of three frilly edged milk glass shades. A very pretty light! The overall drop measurement is 29" and the span is 21".
£498.00
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Stock Number: 935
A large and handsome early 20th century three branch brass ceiling light, possibly of French origin. The beautiful ornate arms and floral scrolling are typical of the period. The glass shades are of palest pink with hand painted floral swags and they complete an excellent fitting. Overall drop - 41" but this is easily shortened. Maximum span - 23". Diameter of shades - 6".
£698.00
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Stock Number: 923
A truly exceptional three branch Arts & Crafts movement brass electrolier. This fitting appears in the GEC (General Electric Company) catalogue of 1911-12 and was called the "Retford". Its retail price then, without shades, was 70/- ! It now comes complete with a set of three cable suspended prismatic glass shades made by Holophane, which compliment it perfectly. They are also early 20thC. Please note that one shade has a small chip on the bottom edge, but amongst the frills is hardly noticeable and is only mentioned for accuracy. Overall drop is 41" and span 20".
£798.00
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Stock Number: 909
An original two branch, former gas fitting in the Art Nouveau style. Circa. 1905. This fitting is of course now converted to use with electricity. The typical Art Nouveau organic flowing design, is complimented perfectly by the cranberry coloured glass shades, the shape of which reflect the scrolling arms beautifully. It is quite small, with an overall span of 21 1/2" and a drop measurement of 16 1/2".
£445.00
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Stock Number: 908
A brass three branch ceiling light dating from the 1930's. The pressed brass scrolling arms, support the three really pretty glass shades, which are decorated with daisies. The background colour of them is a purple/blue shade, shown accurately in the images. The measurements of this fitting are:- drop 31". Overall span 17 1/2".
£298.00
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Stock Number: 866
A very attractive Edwardian two branch brass electrolier. It is stamped with a registration number giving a date of 1912. The beautiful Wedgewood blue and white glass shades, are from around the same date and complete this pretty light fitting perfectly. The overall span of this ceiling light is 25" and the drop is currently 21 1/2", but this could be shortened if necessary.
£398.00
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Stock Number: 845
A very dramatic and stylish hardwood and brass 1930's ceiling light. This is a fabulous light to display in a Modernist reception room. It was manufactured in Paris and comes complete with four excellent saucer shades decorated with gold concentric bands. Please note that one shade has a tiny 1/2" crack, which is hardly detectable and would not show when the light is installed. Quite a large fitting with a span of 29". The drop measures 33".
£328.00
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Stock Number: 827
A superb quality three branch Edwardian brass ceiling light. The delicate pink glass shades are hand painted with roses and leaf swags. The shape of the shades reflects perfectly the arch of the arms and general design of the fitting. We currently have a pair of wall lights with very similar shades, which would match this ceiling light very well. Their stock number is 903. There is an almost invisible repair to one arm, but this will not show at all when the light is hung and is only mentioned for accuracy. Drop measurement is 36 1/2" (but can be shortened) and the overall span is 22 1/2".
£525.00
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Stock Number: 801
An early 20th century brass, three branch ceiling light with a set of superb Edwardian shades which are extremely hard to find in this design. They were made by Holophane circa 1910. They do not have a frilly edge and their more simple shape totally suits the design of the fitting. This fitting has an overall span of 18" and its drop is currently 32" but this can easily be shortened if necessary.
£545.00
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Stock Number: 743
This early 20th century three branch ceiling light has a rather unusual twisted design to the column. It has a set of delicate pale pink glass shades, which have hand painted floral panels. They are also early 20th century, circa. 1910. This fitting has a maximum width of 22" and a drop of 34" (but can be shortened).
£498.00
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