Amber Etched Fluted Pan-Light Shade with 2 1/4" Fitter

I ordered replacements for shades I ordered two years ago. Luckily, they were still available. I suggest ordering a couple of extras for future use should breakage occur.

Needed a pair of amber 1920's style shades for my SoCal home. These are perfect. Shades are heavy, well made, and give off a perfect mission/craftsman glow. Thanks

I've been working on remodeling my early 1900s four-square house for 5 years. Just now adding final touches. This shade is nice and heavy and goes great with a yellow, gold, green or beige room. Worked perfectly with a ceiling fan I purchased.

I like it better than the original frosted White fixtures that were on there. I got a lot of compliments from friends and family that noticed the new fixtures. Thought it looked more elegant and loved the amber color glow

Fit my lamp perfectly

Used in antique fixture and the resulting look was outstanding!

This was one of the finishing touches to an old house remodel, and we ordered in advance to be sure to have it all in place in time. When these arrived, they looked quite good. But the measurements did not account for the limited space we ended up having between the wall molding and the fixture. They didn't fit. And there was no way to make it work -- they were far enough off that the bulbs simply wouldn't screw in. Disappointing, but I figured we would just pick a differently shaped shade.When I contacted the company to arrange return, I was told that the only way I wasn't responsible for the cost of returning them was if they were defective or broken. So I paid $65 to ship them back. That's more than one of those sconces cost. I am beyond disappointed, as there are so many great things available from this seller and I have more things to buy. But an old house does not cooperate with modern measurements and standards, and I can't afford to throw money away every time something turns out to not fit.

The light is most pleasing coming through these Art Deco shades. Love them!

Bought a set of three of these to replace hideous bright cobalt blue contemporary shades in a 1915 master bedroom. With a low watt bulb, a lovely amber glow is casted. A nice addition to the historic home!

These are nice shades, like thier white counterparts. Not as plain as the standard opal bell shade, but not too fussy and VIctorian. A nice compromise. They are narrow sahdes, so bulb selection is limited - flame or torpedo bulbs work fine. They also mask the filament better than may white shades, so a higher wattage can be used without risking retinal damage. These are very amber in color compared to most amber shades, and provide less light than the white versions, so they have more limited applications than the white versions.