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- For centuries, wrought or cast iron has been an essential building block for lights in the rustic-traditional country house style, for example lantern-like outdoor luminaires and pendant lamps with ornate frames and milky glass shades.
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Hugely appealing British Made quality lighting does make us proud. Using the finest of materials expect to see solid brass, silks, chins, metal spinnings and unique light fittings. A whole host of choices ceiling lighting, wall lighting, table lamps and floor lamps.
- Copper
Browse our range of British Made with Copper Colour, Finish...
- Wood
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- Chrome
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- Blue
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- All Metals
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Apr 22, 2020 · Typically classic British lighting will have warm metals with depth and aged patina. Metal lights that have been waxed and polished by hand to give a subtle sheen. Quality lighting quality gives a homely feel.
The most commonly used metals are aluminium, nickel, chrome, cast iron and stainless steel. Basically, metals can be processed very flexibly and impress with their long durability. In addition, metal materials can be completely recycled.
Apr 20, 2021 · Our new British Made Lighting selection features a wide variety of traditional designs that display time honoured skills and historical finishes. Buying lighting made in the UK helps to decrease our environmental impact whilst enabling us to support our local businesses.
- Anglepoise
- Buying A Second Hand Anglepoise Lamp.
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The Anglepoise desk lamp is a true British classic. Any original Anglepoise lamp will carry in its form over 80 years of design and manufacturing history. This classic line of lamps was Designed by George Carwardine and was first manufactured in Bath England in the early 1930s. The simple idea and highly effective design of the Anglepoise lamp was ...
The second hand market is awash with “Anglepoise” desk lamps. The first and most important thing to remember is that not everything described as an Anglepoise is an actual Anglepoise is actually a trademark and brand name that is often mistakenly applied to any desk lamp that has springs in its design. Most Vintage Anglepoise lamps will have a mark...
Due to the flexibilty and reach of the spring design Anglepoise lamps have been made for special applications. This wall mounting medical Anglepoise was salvaged from the refurbishment of a Dental surgery. A desk mounting Medical Anglepoise from a Doctors Surgery.
The New Anglepoise 1227 Desk Lamp with stepped base and original 1930s Design. The great British name of Anglepoise is still going strong today with a fine range of desk lamps that reproduce the early 1227 model from the 1930s. Anglepoise also manufacture these Iconic desk lamps in different sizes, designs and finishes as well as a range of top qua...
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Made to order luxury lighting, made exclusively in London. Explore 19th and 20th Century English, French, and American lighting fixtures. Create your highly personalised design with a Charles Edwards piece.
The first kind of streetlights were fuelled by fish oil which would be attached to a wick. It was not until 1807, that the gas streetlight was invented, lit by Frederick Albert Winsor in Pall Mall on a chilly January night, the world of streetlights would be revolutionised.
