Antique 1890s Arts And Crafts Leaded Glass Bronze Brass Ceiling Light Fixture

Description

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This listing is for a REWIRED
flush mount
ceiling light fixture
from the 1890's.
Amazing curved leaded glass panels of
translucent satin bubbly glass!
100% READY TO INSTALL!
An extremely high-quality handmade fixture
with fine detail.
Excellent foyer, hall, entry, or porch light!
(would suit nearly any location)
The socket looks to have been "updated" to a
porcelain type socket circa 1920s, and it still works well.
New wiring has been installed.
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This lamp retains its original finish and
shows
some tarnish, and wear.
Overall very well preserved with a nice patina.
It takes any
standard bulb of
up to 60 watts.
If more brightness is required, use a LED bulb.
Approximate Dimensions;
-TOTAL drop from ceiling is about 8-1/2"
(to bottom of shade)
-Globe diameter - about 6-3/4"
- Canopy Base Diameter at Ceiling -
about 5" across corners, about 4.3" across flat sides
(It covers both a standard metal rectangular box
and a standard round/octagon ceiling box)
I wired this lamp to a dimmer for the photo shoot
to show how varying wattage affects appearance.
The light bulb is not included in this purchase.
All necessary mounting hardware is included.
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I pay for insurance on all shipments.
Light fixture may be partially disassembled
for safe shipping.
Due to recent delays in USPS shipping,
this item may be shipped via UPS
(regardless of chosen shipping service).
I pay for insurance on all shipments.
All measurements are approximate.
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All vintage, antique, restored, and previously used
electric lamps and fixtures should be inspected
and installed
by a licensed electrician.
I do not accept returns, as it takes quite a lot of
time to restore these lamps, and they often get
damaged during amateur installation. (DROPPED)