Before. After.
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Found this online. Kinda sad, right? Kinda…boring, too. Kinda bent. And missing its shades. But…
…ZOUNDS! I recognized the fixture as being from Gill Glass, and from their Melrose line. I also had 5 Melrose shades in storage!
The distinctive original blue had been repainted black. Oh, the horror. The chrome polished up well.
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Now this I love!! Really beautiful. Great job!
What a beauty!
OMG! You do beautiful work.
Beautiful, I like the blue.
Ross, you are performing a tour de force in restoring an 1894 house, but much of your heart is given to “moderne” lighting. I admire it too, particularly the choice examples you curate, restore, and offer to connoisseurs. My grandfather, seeking to project modernity in postwar West Virginia, built a grand example of moderne architecture:
Out of the family now, but still standing proud.
Your grandfather’s design looks very solid, John. He even had the family name placed as a feature. A landmark in West Virginia?
Lovely lighting, Ross.