1940s-1950s flycatcher ceiling light with ribbed sides and multi-colour flecks on semi-opaque white glass Copper A quintessential piece of Mid-Century

A quintessential piece of Mid-Century Modern design

The bulb should not touch the bowl (approx 5cm away) and cable should be secured with the plastic grub screw

Incandescent/halogen bulbs are not recommended

Cable: Royal blue fabric covered

Supplied with fitting kit and full instructions

1940s-1950s flycatcher ceiling light with ribbed sides and multi-colour flecks on semi-opaque white glass Copper A quintessential piece of Mid-Century1940s 1950s flycatcher ceiling light with ribbed sides and multi colour flecks on semi opaque white glass Affectionately known as 'flycatchers', these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. This charming flycatcher features beautifully ribbed sides and a lively scatter of multi colour flecks on semi opaque white glass a wonderfully characterful piece that looks as good lit or unlit. I have