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1900s Cut Glass and Bronze Light Fitting
D and A Binder Ltd
for sale €1,053     $1,143
£900
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1900s Cut Glass and Bronze Light Fitting

19th century
Description

A superb early 20th-century light fitting combining a finely cut glass dome and bronze framework in the Louis XVI style. The dome is decorated with diamond and fluted patterns and toped by a flaming shaped finial. Around the base, cast bronze mounts feature laurel swags, ribbon ties and classical masks, all retaining a beautiful natural patina.

The interior retains its original multi-arm electrical fitting, now requiring rewiring.

H: 50 W: 42 D: 42 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
50cm (19.69")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
42cm (16.54")
Declaration

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Cut Glass Ceiling Light to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1175876
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Description
A superb early 20th-century light fitting combining a finely cut glass dome and bronze framework in the Louis XVI style. The dome is decorated with diamond and fluted patterns and toped by a flaming shaped finial.
Around the base, cast bronze mounts feature laurel swags, ribbon ties and classical masks, all retaining a beautiful natural patina.
D and A Binder Ltd

The interior retains its original multi-arm electrical fitting, now requiring rewiring.

H: 50 W: 42 D: 42 cm

Height
50cm (19.69")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
42cm (16.54")
Date of Manufacture

D and A Binder Ltd has dated this Cut Glass Ceiling Light to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1175876
D and A Binder Ltd
D and A Binder Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2015
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An early 1900s dome-shaped cut glass light fitting featuring diamond lattice pattern glass and a patinated bronze mount with floral swag ornamentation.
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Archive I An early 1900s dome-shaped cut glass light fitting featuring diamond lattice pattern glass and a patinated bronze mount with floral swag ornamentation.

1900s Cut Glass and Bronze Light Fitting

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N7 8LT
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An early 1900s dome-shaped cut glass light fitting featuring diamond lattice pattern glass and a patinated bronze mount with floral swag ornamentation.
1900s Cut Glass and Bronze Light Fitting
Ref: SA1175876
An early 1900s dome-shaped cut glass light fitting featuring diamond lattice pattern glass and a patinated bronze mount with floral swag ornamentation.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Light fittings from the early 1900s typically feature hand-cut or heavily moulded glass shades paired with cast bronze or brass mountings. Design influences of this period often draw from Neoclassical and Louis XVI revival aesthetics, incorporating garland swags, flame finials, and ribbon motifs.

These ceiling fittings were primarily crafted using lead crystal or soda-lime glass, deeply cut or pressed into geometric patterns to refract light. The metal structures were cast in solid bronze or brass, frequently given an oxidized or gilt finish.

Authentic pieces show crisp detail in the cast bronze elements and hand-finished glass edges. They typically exhibit natural patination in the recessed areas of the metalwork, along with historical electrical fittings or thread sizes matching early manufacturing standards.

A period light fitting can be installed in hallways, dining rooms, or bedrooms as a focal statement piece. Its classic glass and metal composition pairs equally well with traditional architectural mouldings and contemporary minimalist furnishings.

Clean the glass dome using a soft, lint-free cloth and a mild water solution to remove dust. The bronze frame should be dusted with a dry brush to preserve its natural patina; avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemical polishes on aged metal surfaces.
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