Beautful moving silk flame lamps
Silk flame effect lighting is not a new concept; patents go back as long ago as the 1940s, and it seems that it was the advent of the electric fire that stimulated its development.
Twisting or fluttering fabric filaments behind a partially opaque screen, illuminated by a warm amber glow were the early designs.
It wasn't until the sixties that the re-design of the concept as a simulated fire in theatreland stimulated a resurgence in the use of flame lights.
A third wave of development came in the 90s with the clubland explosion and its need for sophisticated special effects in the pursuit of exciting visual entertainment.
Since then flame lights have been adopted by a few niche markets such as exhibition stand designers, the fireplace industry, and lighting designers for pubs, clubs and restaurants.
But it is only now that a lightweight, versatile model has been developed for the domestic market.
The lamps have silk flames that move around just like real flames,very realistic and very beautiful.
Choose from 6 designs/styles
1:Rustic natural twig lamp (40cm x 22cm) sorry sold out
2:Leather look chevron lamp (32cm x 22cm) sold out
3:Iron rings lamp (38cm x 14cm)
1:Twigg, Lacquered twigs bound with twine around a sturdy metal frame our best-seller by a street. The new quiet fan means you won't even know your basket's caught fire.
2:Chevron, Neatly woven chevron weave bound onto an iron frame. Nice and elegant.
3:Iron ring, Varying sizes of iron rings balanced together and interspersed with a few amber gems.
Metal firebox flame lamps
The new metal box lamps have two angled steel mirrors behind the flamelight to multiply the flame-effect in width and depth with lots of little flames.
The cut-out pattern continues around the curved corners at the front and allows the flames to be seen from very wide angles - no need to stick 'em in a corner.
1:Tree design (16x30x19cm) (sorry sold out)
2:Leaf design (17x30x19cm)
3:Peacock design(17x30x19cm)(sorry sold out)
1: Trees, An intricately acid-etched forest showing detailed branches and twigs.
2:Leaf, beautiful example of the fine detail that acid etching can give. A random array of leaf skeletons surround this flamelight to great effect.
3:Peacock, A design of peacock tails with red gems in the eyes of the feathers. Bright, colourful and fiery - a real taste of Bollywood !
We also stock the spare bulbs too at just £3.00 each with free p&p if purchased with the lamp
