Mirrored Glass Sconce by G.E.C, England circa 1920

With ebonised wood backplate, brass hardware, and black metal shade. Interior can be painted saffron yellow. Made in England Please specify amount o...

*Please note the price is per unit, and the lights are sold individually* Opaline glass cone sconce Made in Italy Opaline glass shade with...

A STUNNING RUN OF GEC MERCURY GLASS WALL LIGHTS PRICE IS PER LIGHT These G.E.C "GECoRAY" silvered glass reflectors were originally designed for shop window displays. Made in England circa 1950 The Silvered glass has wonderful patina and no shade is alike, the aluminium galleries, brass swan neck brackets and baseplate have all been finished to a high polish but are left untreated to age naturally. Brochure images are taken from our 1951 G.E.C Handbook and the shades are not shown in the 1935 handbook, Glass type F45000 with aluminium gallery for high shallow windows and medium dressing. Vintage lighting from G.E.C (The General Electric Company Limited) is a type of lighting fixture that was produced by one of the UK's oldest and most well-known electrical engineering companies. Founded in 1886, G.E.C specialized in the design and manufacture of electrical equipment, including lighting fixtures, generators, and electric motors. G.E.C was known for producing high-quality, reliable products that were designed to last for many years. Vintage lighting fixtures from G.E.C are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of vintage and industrial design. These fixtures often feature simple, functional designs with a focus on practicality and efficiency, such as pendant lights, wall sconces, and floor lamps. G.E.C lighting fixtures are typically made from high-quality materials such as brass, copper, and steel, and many feature distinctive detailing or labeling that identifies them as G.E.C products. Today, vintage G.E.C lighting fixtures are popular among those seeking to create an industrial, vintage, or antique-inspired look in their homes or commercial spaces. Many G.E.C lighting fixtures have been restored and repurposed for modern use, making them a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for those who appreciate the craftsmanship and history of vintage...

A pair of circa 1920’s gilt bronze and mirrored backplate Caldwell sconces. Small size.