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Acid Etched Pink-Tinted Glass Shade with Flared Rim c.1900
£250
Please note this does not include delivery. We will be in contact to arrange delivery or collection.
Glass shade in pink-tinted and opaline glass from the Arts and Crafts Movement (1880–1910), c.1900. The form is acid-etched with repeating stylised floral panels between fine linear borders. The tint deepens towards the flared rim, creating a soft gradation from translucent white to rose pink. The surface shows crisp etching and even colour distribution, typical of British decorative glass produced for oil or early electric fittings in the early twentieth century.
Fitting hole: 3 cm
Diameter: 4.84 in (12.3 cm)
1900-1909
A nibble to the lampshade hole
