Leaded Glass Window

Wrought iron exterior frame cleaned, lightly sanded, and then painted with a base coat and two finish coats in Arcrylic black. New socket and wiring, new heavy duty (up to 50 lbs) chain and mounting/ceiling collar hardware. Lamp is 14″ tall and 12″ wide. Chain is 6′ long with a total drop from ceiling to bottom of fixture approximately 7’2. Chain can be shortened for your needs. Shade weighs 14+ lbs and measures 14″ tall and 12″ wide. Shade is made from 8 Separate handmade lead and stain glass panels. Estimating the date of this fixture from the 1920’s-30’s based on the old pull chain socket that was replaced. The shade has four wrought iron curly cues decorating the top of the shade. Over the years, 3 of the 4 welds to these decorative pieces had popped. (My guess for the damage is where people picked up the heavy shade by the decorative curls). The curls were reattached using short machine metal screws. This repair is shown in the photos. There are no cracks in the stained glass. The old lead in each panel has some light grayer spotted areas from age/weather. This is a very unique light and would be great for an entry way, covered porch or a room needing a statement. I believe this design style of lamp is considered Arts & Crafts or Mission style. The shade throws a colored geometric design when on and the area is dark. Colors of the stain glass are soft yellow gold, cobalt blue and small hints of orange in each panel. This fixture will have the chain removed and packed separately. Please let me know if you have questions or need additional photos.