BSR24 Rock Crystal Semi Flush Mounts by Phoenix

Pair of rock crystal semi flush mounts with antique brass frame. Created by Phoenix Gallery, NYC. Height adjustable upon request. The height of the brass frame is 4".

Pair of rock crystal semi flush mounts with antique brass frame. Created by Phoenix Gallery, NYC. Height adjustable. The height of the brass fr...

Pair of rock crystal semi flush mounts with polished brass frame. Created by Phoenix Gallery, NYC. Height can be adjustable upon request. The height of the brass frame is 4".

Pair of rock crystal semi flush mounts with polished brass frame. Created by Phoenix Gallery, NYC. Height adjustable. The height of the brass frame is 4".

Flush mounts with textured glass, a pair. Textured glass, nickel plated frames Made in 1940s One medium base bulb each. Rewired from US. Priced and sold a pair. We take pride in bri...

Cut glass and chrome flush mount ceiling light fixture, one available Offered for sale individually is a round modern chrome flush-mo...

The Ersa, a modern flush mount in a nickel finish and mouth-blown glass spheres, is designed by William Brand, founder of Brand van Egmond. The Brand van Egmond modern ceiling lights are an important element in each interior project, through the wide application of endless possibilities, while maintaining its sculptural value. Ersa, named after the ancient Greek goddess of morning dew, draws inspiration from that most magical moment of the day: the sunrise. Early morning, when the first light of day sends the darkness of the night away, we can see one of nature’s wonders on display: dew drops formed throughout the night. Just as the change of temperature on a surface creates dew, also new finishes and materials are born under shifting conditions. The iridescence on our glass, leading to the gradual change of color as the angle of view or illumination changes, radiates a stunning glow. The Ersa collection...

This listing is for 2 flush mount from Souda. Composed of a spun metal shade that reflects light filtered through a perforated metal diffuser, the subtle warmth of the signal sconce ...