Stunning 1920s-1930s art deco glass flycatcher/plafonnier ceiling light with rare swirling blue marbling Vintage Table Lamp Plastic was used for its

Plastic was used for its own qualities rather than to imitate other materials

plastic furniture to bubble-gum paint colours

This is a truly rare find — swirling blue marbling on a flycatcher is exceptionally uncommon

The rose is supplied with the manufacturer's fitting kit and full instructions

Bylock Electric produced their first electric hairdryer in 1945

Stunning 1920s-1930s art deco glass flycatcher/plafonnier ceiling light with rare swirling blue marbling Vintage Table Lamp Plastic was used for itsStunning 1920s 1930s art deco glass flycatcher plafonnier ceiling light with rare swirling blue marbling Affectionately known as 'flycatchers', these hanging glass bowl ceiling light shades became popular during the 1920s through to the 1950s. This is a truly rare find swirling blue marbling on a flycatcher is exceptionally uncommon, and this 1920s 1930s Art Deco plafonnier is a collector's piece. The cool, oceanic tones create a mesmerising glow when