Impressive extra large art deco glass flycatcher light with orange, amber, black and white marbling and fluted stepped design 1920s Imagine the moment a guest

Imagine the moment a guest spots it across the room: a genuine 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air Impala hubcap

The Brownie Hawkeye was manufactured between September 1950 and July 1961

paired with an Art Deco opaque etched glass flame shade — also known as a Flambeau or Empire torch shade

Bell Shaped Frosted Glass Pendant Light

The light has a new chrome suspended arm ceiling fitting and a two bulb lampholder

Impressive extra large art deco glass flycatcher light with orange, amber, black and white marbling and fluted stepped design 1920s Imagine the moment a guestImpressive extra large art deco glass flycatcher light with orange, amber, black and white marbling and fluted stepped design Affectionately known as 'flycatchers', these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. This is an exceptional piece the fluted stepped design is a hallmark of the finest Art Deco glasswork, and the bold combination of orange, amber, black and white marbling makes this extra