Blog posts — Flycatcher
The History of the Flycatcher Pendant Light
Art Deco Edwardian Flycatcher Glass Shades History Mid-Century Modern Pendant Lights Vintage Lighting
The Flycatcher pendant light has been a fixture of British interiors for over a century. Yet for all its familiarity — that shallow, bowl-shaped glass shade, suspended from the ceiling in hallways, parlours, and dining rooms across the country — its origins are surprisingly little documented. This is the story of where it came from, how it evolved, and why it endures. What's in a Name? The term Flycatcher is largely a British colloquialism, and its etymology is pleasingly literal: the shallow, upward-facing bowl was said to catch flies — and dust — before they could settle on the bulb...
Caring for Reclaimed Glass Shades
Care Guide Flycatcher Glass Shades Maintenance Reclaimed Vintage Lighting
How to Identify a Genuine Flycatcher Glass Bowl
Art Deco Buying Guide Flycatcher Glass Bowl Plafonnier Vintage Lighting
Who is itsalight?
Art Deco Flycatcher Mid-Century Modern Vintage lighting
itsalight is the independent lighting studio of Michael Grassi, based in Worcestershire. Specialising in restored vintage Art Deco and mid-century modern pendant lights — each piece a unique find.
Questions and answers about Flycatcher pendant ceiling lights
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Questions and answers about Flycatcher pendant ceiling lights QUESTIONAre there instructions for fitting Flycatcher ceiling lights. ANSWERYes there are instructions for Flycatcher ceiling lights.Flycatcher Fitting instructions.1. The wooden pattress should be securely fitted to the ceiling by a qualified electrician..2. Wiring of the 3-hook ceiling plate and lamp holder should be carried out by a qualified electrician. Please Note: The 3-hook ceiling plate will need to be earthed using the supplied earth tag.3. The bulb should not touch the bowl (approx 5cm away) and cable should be secured by tightening the cord grip.My Flycatcher ceiling lights come complete with a...