What can we say!
Once again our customers astound us with their unique use of our products.
We are SO pleased to be able to share with you an email sent to us from our customer, Jon Sharman this week.
Using our squirrel vintage bulbs, antique finish lamp holder, base plate, half inch male to 10mm female side entry tube plus antique coloured 3 core twisted braid light flex, put together with a black centre fitting and a beautifully crafted wooden base he has created the most incredible light fittings.
Combining the antique brass flexible arm knuckle joint, lamp plate and matching vintage finish lamp holder with this the retro Bakelite switch, works perfectly.
We are so chuffed he emailed us his photos
“To say I am pleased with the result is an understatement! ;) Let me know your feedback. Thanks, Jon”
and so what have people been saying about them ….
One word says it all “Nice!” from Daniel
“Absolutely stunning…want some” Beth
“Wow- could they be any more lush?” Sally
“You are a genius” Sarah
Well said Sarah, all of us here at Lamps and Lights think so too, it makes our working day just so much more exciting to think what could come of this next order we are sending. Well done Jon!
Hi Andy
I have not thought about commercial production; if you are interested drop me an email on jon.sharman@me.com and perhaps I can produce some for you.
Thanks
Jon
Hi Andy,
And thanks for your interest! I have not made these commercially avaliable as such – I guess it just came from a home design project. However, if you are interested in them I would be happy to produce some of them for you – it would just depend on what style and quantity you are after.
Thanks
Jon
Thanks Andy,
I have let Jon know you are interested & he will be in touch through the Blog.
As for the Gecoray shades I understand these were made in the USA by General Electric. You can sometimes pick them up in the UK this company Howe currently have some for sale. Maybe set up some automated Google searches I would say, and post it as a wanted item get an email alert from websites like Antique Atlas
Good luck with the search! ;)