Four Beautiful Antique Slag Glass Lamp Shades

These beautiful, rich looking ornate set (four) of slag glass lamp shades (circa 1915-1920) have four glass shades of beautifully mottled greens, yellows, blues and a hint of beige. The deepness of the color can't be caught in a photograph. The colors change as you run your eyes around aech shade.

Lovely obth lit and unlit they are amazing. It's extremely rare to come upon a matched group and their fine condition adds to their uniqueness.

Each shade has 4 beautifully hued glass panels with no crack or chips. Slag glass, also known as marble glass or malachite, is a type of opaque, streaked. Among other uses, slag glass was a popular material for.

Wide bands of creamy colros in this set allow the light source in a. To fill a room with a soft ivory glow, while the yellwoish green, forest green, aqua and sand hues blend together to create lovely illumination. I received a question regarding the colors in the shades. One of them is definitely more bluish-green than yellow-green.

They are a definite set because the detailed emtalwork on each is the same. I hope this information helps viewers interested in these items. Their frame, an openwork design of heavy hammered metal with.

Allows optimum light ot flow through and create lovely, soft, multi-colored illumination. An orate design has been created with flairs of urn and swag. 5 1/4 from neck to base, 2 1/4 diameter at omuth and 14 around the base. They weigh four pounds total without any packaging material. Offered as found in estate storage with no breaks to its total of sixteen glass panels. Sorry, no alaska or hawaii.