Ceiling and Wall Lights
Art Deco rectilinear bulkheads
Large Art Deco rectilinear bulkheads. Hinged two part aluminium enclosure with prismatic glass lens by holophane.
Superb wall mounted polished lights.
Wall mounted lights with polished aluminium shades and brass stems. Rotational articulation at shade. Circa 1950.
Glass lights with amorphous porcelain base.
Stunning run of porcelain and white glass wall lights salvaged from a Methodist church in the south of England. Circa 1955.
Circular Czech caged bulkhead (XL)
Industrial circular bulkhead salvaged from a factory in the former Czechoslovakia.
Porcelain and glass factory lights: Medium
Wall or ceiling lights with exposed mountings. Salvaged from factories from within the former East Germany. Circa 1950.
English engineers light by 'Memlite'
Engineers light by 'Memlite' Articulation at arms and base with rotation to shade.
90deg Brass bulkheads salvaged from US cargo ships in India. Circa 1950
Large run of polished brass and glass naval bulkheads by Pauluhn, Houston, Texas. Salvaged from US cargo ships in India.
Opaline hall pendant (XL)
Imposing opaline hall pendant with polished stepped brass gallery. Circa 1920
Glass and aluminium lights by 'Simplex'
Etched glass and polished aluminium teardrop lights by 'Simplex' salvaged from a Methodist church in the south of England. Circa 1950.
Wall mounted reading lights with polished shades.
Fantastic run of wall mounted reading lights. Reclaimed from a Victorian hospital in the Southeast of England.
Porcelain & glass factory lights: Type 1
Wall or ceiling lights with hidden mountings. Salvaged from factories from within the former East Germany. Circa 1950.
Porcelain & glass factory lights: Type 2
Wall or ceiling lights with exposed mountings. Salvaged from factories from within the former East Germany. Circa 1950.
Porcelain & glass factory lights: Type 3
Wall or ceiling lights with hidden mountings. Salvaged from factories from within the former East Germany. Circa 1950.
Porcelain and glass factory lights: Large
Wall or ceiling lights with hidden mountings. Salvaged from factories from within the former East Germany. Circa 1950.
Prismatic wall lights by 'Walsall' Circa 1940.
Substantial wall mounted prismatic lights by 'Walsall.' Heavy two part cast steel enclosure with prismatic lens and protection cage.
Extra large Czech factory shades.
Enamelled factory shades with polished aluminium and steel galleries, salvaged from a factory in the industrial areas of the former Czechoslovakia.
Porcelain and glass teardrop light. Circa 1950.
Teardrop wall or ceiling light from Germany. White glass shade and porcelain base which cleverly permits the product to be mounted in a straight or angled orientation.
Wall mounted globe with angled projection.
Porcelain and white glass wall mounted light from Germany. Globe mounted upon angled square base.
XL Obround bulkhead.
Stunning industrial obround prismatic bulkhead by 'Heyes & Co Ltd Wigan.' Circa 1950
'Ultralux' ovaloids (Large)
'Ultralux' ovaloid opaline lights by Troughton and Young. Circa 1950.
Glass and porcelain globes. Circa 1950.
Superb moulded glass globes by 'Falks' with interesting flared porcelain bases.
Industrial lights by "R.E.A.L" Circa 1950
Aluminium railway lights by "R.E.A.L" Sand blasted and lacquered aluminium with linear prismatic glass lens.
Opaline ceiling luminaires. Circa 1950.
Superb run of opaline ceiling mounted luminaires. Salvaged from a Methodist church in the south of England
Opaline Globes (Large)
Opaline globes salvaged from a Welsh chapel in the black mountains.
Green enamel French shades.
Large run of enamelled kitchen shades with low unobtrusive profile, quintessentially French.
Art Deco stepped opaline pendant.
Stunning Art Deco opaline pendant with polished copper gallery.
Czechoslovakian obround bulkheads.
Steel obround bulkheads from a factory in the former Czechoslovakia.
Porcelain and glass angled factory lights: Type 1
Large porcelain and glass wall or ceiling lights with angled bases. Salvaged from factories from within the former East Germany. Circa 1950.