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MID-CENTURY 1960's DIAMOND Ceiling Light
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From the golden age of the 1950s–1960s, this Hollywood Regency Mid-Century ceiling light showcases a stunning clear diamond-patterned glass dome that sparkles brilliantly when illuminated. The deep texture reflects light in a way that adds elegance to any space, capturing the glamour of vintage hotels and stylish mid-century homes.
Product Details
- 9.5" wide x 5.5" tall Heavy Quality Clear Glass Drum Shade -* (2) 60W equivalent LED A15 Bulbs Only (not included)
- 6.5" wide x 5.5" tall Heavy Quality Clear Glass Drum Shade -* (1) 60W equivalent LED A15 Bulbs Only (not included)
- Antique Brass Mounting Hardware (shown)
- Available in Chrome, Brushed Nickel, White, Black, Brass upon request (same price)
- New UL Rated Electrical Components & Made in USA
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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