Ceiling Lights

Industrial circular bulkhead salvaged from a factory in the former Czechoslovakia.

Stunning enamelled factory lights with polished aluminium fin galleries salvaged from a French factory. Originally manufactured by Philips of Eindhoven, Holland.

Large quantity of vitreous enamelled shades with original Bakelite galleries from a factory within the former Eastern Germany. Circa 1950.

Industrial ceiling lights by 'Heyes of Wigan' Utilised extensively within extreme environments, such as oil rigs, during the 1950s.

Chrome plated teardrop head lamps with bespoke stanchions.

Limited run of 'Strand Pattern 60' pendant lights salvaged from a Cornish theatre hall. Circa 1960.

Substantial wall mounted prismatic lights by 'Walsall.' Heavy two part cast steel enclosure with prismatic lens and protection cage.

Imposing industrial pendants from a former Czechoslovakian factory. Two part steel lamp enclosure with protection cage and substantial glass dome.

Unusual reclaimed darkroom light by 'Kodak' Circa 1950. Brushed and lacquered steel enclosure with new etched glass screens.

Reclaimed medium profile factory shades from France. Enamelled spun steel reflectors with lower rolled lip, all in excellent condition.

Imposing Czechoslovakian industrial pendants. Brushed and lacquered two part steel lamp enclosure with substantial glass dome.

Large reclaimed English industrial lights. Vitreous enamelled spun steel shades with original two part brushed and lacquered steel galleries stating "Made in England."

Aluminium railway lights by "R.E.A.L" Two part enclosure with linear prismatic glass lens.

Amorphous black enamel shade salvaged from a French factory. Circa 1930. Supplied with new nickel plated bayonet (B22) lamp holders and 2mtrs of traditional twisted braided black cable.

Reclaimed conical spun steel enamelled shades with lower rolled lip.

Hand spun Victorian glass chapel shade. Supplied with new nickel plated cord-grip bayonet (B22) lamp holders and 2mtrs of traditional silver braided cable.

Extra large industrial lights salvaged from a French factory. Vitreous enamelled reflectors with original galleries. Circa 1940.

English Opaline tulip lights with original polished brass monks caps and short stem stanchions. Circa 1950.

Stunning polished brass and glass naval bulkhead salvaged from a US cargo ship in India. Circa 1950. Complete with cast makers mark and removable protection cage.

Vintage reclaimed factory lights by "Benjamin" salvaged from a factory in Halifax, England. Vitreous enamelled spun steel shades some complete with original makers labels.

Enamelled spun steel shade with lower rolled lip and separate lamp enclosure. Slight surface wear to the enamel emphasises the heritage of the product. Circa 1940.

Hand spun Victorian glass chapel shade. Supplied with new nickel plated cord-grip bayonet (B22) lamp holders and 2mtrs of traditional silver braided cable.

Vintage spun steel factory lights by "Coolicon." Vitreous enamelled reflector with vents to permit uplighting. Circa 1930

Well proportioned reclaimed factory shades from the former Czechoslovakia. Polished spun aluminium reflector, lacquered steel gallery and junction box complete with cast makers mark.

Aluminium pendant lights with prismatic glass domes by "Coughtrie of Glasgow"

Great run of modest ovaloid opaline glass pendants salvaged from a Victorian hospital in the Midlands. Circa 1950.

Early English crysteel factory shades by 'Benjamin.' Vitreous enamelled reflector complete with original manufacturers label. Circa 1940.

Salvaged enamelled French factory shades, Circa 1930.

Reclaimed French railway lights. Circa 1950. Interesting two part cast aluminum enclosure and etched glass diffusion lens with internal mirrored optic.