Lampshade, Frilled Glass, Taisho Roman, Electric Shade, Antique
Height is approximately 8 cm, diameter is approximately 19 cm. There are some stains. There is a small crack on a part that secures the shade. (Please refer to photos 9-11.)
This is a traditional frilled glass lamp shade in the style of French antiques and Taisho Roman.
This type of lighting is characterized by its soft frosted glass with patterns such as plants, and the silhouette elegantly emerges when lit.
Design:
It features a distinctive frilled shape with a wavy edge, and the frosted glass surface is decorated with plant motifs resembling grape leaves and fruit.
Structure:
It has the typical structure of an antique pendant light, where the glass shade is secured by brass fittings called a gallery.
Style:
This design is commonly found in French antiques from around the 1930s-1940s, and in den-gasa (lamp shades) used in retro Western-style houses in Japan during the early Taisho and Showa periods.
Thank you.
This is a traditional frilled glass lamp shade in the style of French antiques and Taisho Roman.
This type of lighting is characterized by its soft frosted glass with patterns such as plants, and the silhouette elegantly emerges when lit.
Design:
It features a distinctive frilled shape with a wavy edge, and the frosted glass surface is decorated with plant motifs resembling grape leaves and fruit.
Structure:
It has the typical structure of an antique pendant light, where the glass shade is secured by brass fittings called a gallery.
Style:
This design is commonly found in French antiques from around the 1930s-1940s, and in den-gasa (lamp shades) used in retro Western-style houses in Japan during the early Taisho and Showa periods.
Thank you.
Category
Lighting Parts
Condition
Some scratches/marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Osaka
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