BELL JAR LIGHTS
Located in New York, NY
HANGING LIGHT WITH ETCHED DESIGNS
20th Century Indian Flush Mount
Glass
BELL JAR LIGHTS
Located in New York, NY
HANGING LIGHT WITH ETCHED DESIGNS
Glass
Country Bell Jar Lantern
Located in Bridgehampton, NY
Country bell jar lantern in antique brass. Available in antique nickel, polished silver and bronze. Measure: Canopy 6" round.
Ametyst Bell Jar (2 available)
Located in Douglas Manor, NY
#1-1652ab Ametyst colored bell jar with a bubble pattern etched on the body.Elecrified.
Brass
Onion Bell Jar Pendant(2 available)
Located in Douglas Manor, NY
#1-2539ab A three light blackned -verdigris finish brass onion bell jar.
Brass
Hand blown Inverted bell jar lantern( 5available)
Located in Douglas Manor, NY
#1-2232abcd Inverted hand blown glass bell
2 internal 60 watt candelabra lights
Priced individually
Brass
Fine Set Of 3 Bell Jar Gilt Bronze Vaughn Lighting Ceiling Flush Mount Fixtures
By Vaughan Designs
Located in Roslyn, NY
A wonderful vintage set of 3 bell jar gilt bronze and blown glass Vaughn lighting style ceiling flush mount fixtures, these can have chain added to them to accommodate taller ceiling...
Bronze
19th Century Flush Onion Shaped Glass Bell Jar Lantern
Located in Canton, MA
Bell Jar glass dates from the late 19th Century and the brass flush mount fixture was added later when the fixture was electrified.
Brass
BELL JAR LIGHTS
Located in New York, NY
HANGING LIGHT WITH ETCHED DESIGNS
Glass
Etched Bell Jar Chandelier
Located in Scarsdale, NY
Bell Jar light. Etched glass. Crystal ring which is removable. Three lights.
Crystal, Brass
Bell Jar as a Lantern
Located in San Francisco, CA
with glass cover and brass banding.
An iron framed bell-jar pendant
Located in New York, NY
HL3070
An Italian blackened iron framed bell-jar pendant with a clear hand-blown glass lens.
Current height: 37"
Minimum height: 32"
Diameter: 13...
Blown Glass, Glass
antique etched bell jar lantern fully wired
Located in Jersey City, NJ
handblown etched bell jar lantern
An Italian iron framed bell-jar pendant
Located in New York, NY
HL3066
An Italian blackened iron framed bell-jar pendant with a clear hand-blown glass lens.
Current height: 37"
Minimum height: 32"
Diameter: 16...
A hand-blown glass bell jar lantern
Located in New York, NY
HL2954
A bell jar pendant fixture with blackened brass fittings. Due to the antique nature of these fixtures, there may be some variations from piece to piece as well as small...
Blown Glass, Glass
Antique and vintage flush mount lighting fixtures can help you create inviting, ambient lighting in your space, and who doesn’t want that?
While electric light bulbs were a huge improvement over gas and oil lamps for lighting our homes, we still had much work to do in order to arrive at the broad range of table lamps, pendants, sconces and other fixtures that are available today.
Lighting technology and design improved substantially over time. Engaging engineers, scientists, architects and designers alike, the field of lighting became a major proving ground for state-of-the-art materials like plastics, inventive new mechanisms and emotionally resonant styles that included the ethereal (Isamu Noguchi’s Akari light sculpture), the whimsical (Gino Sarfatti’s 2109 ceiling light and Sputnik chandelier) and the eclectically postmodern (the Toio floor lamp crafted by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni). Eventually, flush mount light fixtures became a practical option for home lighting.
Flush mount lighting fixtures are among the most convenient ways to light a small room with a low ceiling. These structures sit directly against the ceiling’s surface and cast light downward, illuminating a large area and defining the room. Semi-flush mount lighting fixtures hang several inches from the ceiling. They also produce ambient light but can be a little more decorative and lean toward the style of chandeliers.
Flush mount lighting is versatile. Larger fixtures distribute more ambient light across the center of the room, while smaller flush mount fixtures are best for accent or task lighting. The main drawback of flush mount fixtures is that they don’t make a strong statement. You can remedy this by strategically arranging decorative accents that flourish in soft lighting.
Lighting is an essential part of any interior design project. Often, having the right light fixture is key to creating an attractive, radiant room. Ample lighting paired with enticing design creates an elevated, inviting atmosphere, helping to set the desired mood. Selecting the right lighting for your home, however, isn’t merely about creating an especially bright bedroom or a moody dining room. There are many different kinds of fixtures and illumination to consider, with flush mount lighting fixtures among them.
Make a statement with a<a href=/furniture/lighting/flush-mount-ceiling-lights/material/metal/ target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"> metal flush mount lighting fixture — a copper or chrome fixture can prove dazzling in your living room. Art Deco flush mount lighting fixtures, with their geometrical shapes and unique detailing in crystal, glass and brass, will go toward creating a cohesive look amid your collection of authentic Art Deco era posters and other wall decor.
Hollywood Regency fixtures — defined by a flamboyant design style for which we credit decorator Dorothy Draper — can introduce glamour and glitz to your living room with their mirrored finishes and complex floral motifs.
Explore a collection of antique and vintage flush mount lighting fixtures on 1stDibs to see what style best suits your space.
Working with resin, a tricky material, has created moments of failure — and enlightenment.
Commissioned for the lakeside villa of a Finnish industrialist, it illuminated visits with dignitaries.
Across New York, there’s no shortage of statement lighting on view.
The 1920s design is a thrilling combination of saturated colors, ancient motifs and modern aesthetics.
Designed by a giant of Swedish lighting, the large-scale fixtures bring major drama.
The alluring pendant light exemplifies the designer’s winsome mid-career work.
Before founding the Memphis Group, Sottsass bent the rules of lighting design with the wonderfully wavy Cometa.
Warm chalet style meets cool Bauhaus functionality in Pietro Cascella’s cleverly carved creation.