Your Lamp Shade will use 40 watt Conventional Bulbs, 60 watt for the open top Lamp Shades
or the Brighter Low Heat Fluorescent Lamps
All Custom Lampshades and Hardware Orders are paid through Google Email Invoice, Check or Money Order
Your Lamp Shade will use 40 watt Conventional Bulbs, 60 watt for the open top Lamp Shades or the Brighter Low Heat Fluorescent Lamps All Custom Lampshades and Hardware Orders are paid through Google Email Invoice, Check or Money Order |
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This has Never Been Done with Mica Before. The Only Mica Shade Artist in America Today. My shades can now be found in Museums and Archival Institutions all across the country. My "Jack O' Lantern " shade is in the President Woodrow Wilson house Library. I Benchmake and Sign Each Shade By Hand in my NYM Arts Studio here in New York. I use the Finest American Mica Sheet surrounded in Beautiful Heavy Lead Bead over Copper Foil. Top & Bottom Edges are Reinforced with 1/8" Round Solid Brass Stock where applicable. My clients benefit greatly from my obsessive compulsive need to design and produce these mica shades on a daily basis. To Date, 51 Countries across the Globe have viewed my Special Mica Shades
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| Introduction : Arts & Crafts Redefined - My Mica Shade Designs Are EXCLUSIVE. While I do make a few Standard Mica Shade Shapes & Custom Cylinders, I Invented Special Bent Mica Shades a few years ago at my NYM Arts Studio here in New York specifically to rescue YOUR old lamp bases. I design every shade you see in my listings. I make every shade by hand. My fabrication technique is totally unique - The Heavy Lead Bead Over Copper Foiled Curved Mica Panels is My Unique Contribution to Lighting History, and gives me the Honor of being THE ONLY Mica Shade Artist in America Today. I work in 3 kinds of Amber Mica (Dark Mottled Amber, Light Amber & Natural Amber (with Black Flecks) , and Silver Mica, usually with an applied design. When considering a purchase, be mindful of the considerable amount of time and physical pain endured (bent panel shades) to bring this finished piece to you. My shades are indeed rare. You will see one of my shades in the Library of the Woodrow Wilson House in Baltimore, MD. |
