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2 1/4 2.25 Vintage Etched Tulip Shaped Glass Light Fixture Shade

$ 54.99

2 1/4 Fitter Frosted Glass Bell Tulip Shade Scalloped Rim Vintage Replacement


The Shape Period Restorers Search For — Frosted Glass Bell Tulip Shade with Scalloped Rim, 2 1/4 Inch Fitter


This frosted glass bell tulip shade is the replacement restorers reach for when the profile has to be right, not just approximate. The rounded, slightly bulbous body narrows at the neck and then flares into a softly scalloped lower rim — a silhouette well suited to early electric conversions and Edwardian-era wall sconces, pendants, and chandeliers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Satin-frosted pressed glass gives the shade its clean, diffused glow, softening the bulb and spreading light evenly without glare — exactly the quality that made this style of shade a standard on parlor lamps, bridge arm lamps, ceiling pendants, and wall sconces from the 1880s through the 1910s. The fitter is a standard 2 1/4 inch, compatible with the vast majority of antique and vintage lamp hardware of the period, including gas-electric conversion fixtures, early electric table lamps, wall sconces, small chandeliers, and pendant lights. If you are hunting for a tulip shade, a bell shade, or a scalloped glass shade to complete a Victorian or Edwardian fixture, this is the size and profile to look for.


MEASUREMENTS

Overall height is 3 3/8 inches. Width at the widest point of the body is 3 3/4 inches. Fitter opening is 2 1/4 inches.


CONDITION

This is a vintage glass shade showing normal age-related wear consistent with its period. There are small nicks, flea bites, and minor roughness around the fitter rim and lower edge. The frosted surface shows light inconsistencies from age, handling, and original manufacture. No major cracks. Photographed carefully and described honestly.


✓ Free domestic shipping.

✓ 30-day return policy.

✓ Correct period profile — the bulbous body and scalloped tulip rim suit Victorian, Edwardian, and early electric fixtures.

✓ Standard 2 1/4 inch fitter is compatible with a wide range of antique lamp hardware, sconces, pendants, and chandeliers. ✓ Satin-frosted pressed glass diffuses light evenly and softly without harsh glare.

✓ No major cracks — an honest vintage shade in wearable, usable condition.


This frosted glass bell tulip shade with a scalloped rim is offered subject to availability, as it is listed across multiple venues. Questions are always welcome — we are glad to help you confirm the fit before you buy.

Product No. 1219


WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov


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Restored by hand, one at a time. Old wire out. New wire rated for present use, sound sockets, and grounding where the fixture allows. The body, glass, finish, and the marks it earned stay. Every fixture is tested on the bench before it leaves the shop.

About the Founder

Joe Golda has run Vintporium from his workshop in San José since 2008. He sources the pieces, pulls the old wiring, rewires them, finishes them by hand, and packs them himself. One person, one bench, one standard. Every fixture is tested — each socket, each switch — before it ships. What's original is called original. What's new is called new. We call this commitment to candor and craft our Heritage Standard.