
Hallways, Stairs And Dining Walls
This is a dry location fitting, so a hallway, a dining room wall, a stairwell or a covered porch that stays dry suits it. Mounted as a pair, or a run of three, it does a lot of work in a period interior.
Glass Changes The Light
Frosted glass gives a soft even glow. Clear crackle throws broken highlights across the wall around the fitting. Tea crackle warms the whole thing down towards amber. Choose a crackle if you want the light to move rather than sit flat.
Bronze Base, Kerosene Shape
A bronze finished metal base and bracket carry a tall glass chimney, copying the shape of an old kerosene lamp. At 40 cm high and 13 cm wide it is large enough to notice without overwhelming a narrow hallway.
Frequently asked questions
Which glass should I choose?
Three are offered and they change the fixture considerably. Frosted glass gives a soft even glow with nothing visible behind it. Clear crackle throws broken highlights across the wall around the fitting. Tea crackle warms everything down towards amber. Pick a crackle if you want the light to have movement rather than sit flat.
Can it go on an outside wall?
Not an exposed one. It is a dry location fitting and the manufacturer does not rate it for rain, so it belongs indoors or somewhere genuinely sheltered. A hallway, a dining room wall, a stairwell or a covered porch that stays dry through weather are all suitable. An open garden or boundary wall is not.
Does it come with a bulb?
No. It takes a standard E26 bulb, so the character of the light is your decision. A warm filament lamp suits the kerosene shape and is visible through the clear and tea crackle options, which is where most of the charm sits. Behind frosted glass the bulb itself disappears into an even glow.
How many should I fit along a wall?
At 40 cm high and 13 cm wide it is a moderate size, big enough to notice but not so big that a pair overwhelms a narrow hallway. Mounted as a pair, or a run of three along a longer wall, it does a lot of work in a period or farmhouse interior.
What is the finish?
The base and bracket are bronze finished metal, carrying a tall glass chimney in the shape of an old kerosene lamp. The bronze reads warm rather than bright, which is why it sits well with the crackle glass options and with timber or painted walls in a farmhouse or period room.



