Help me find a light fixture...

[JoeNiblick]

I'm restoring a 1927 Tudor, and I'm always in search for the perfect lighting fixture. I saw this one on "The Big Bang Theory." It's white milk glass in almost a tear-drop shape, with a cinched bronze band. If you know where I can find a similar one, please let me know!

If you have any other suggestions, I'd like to see those, too. Unfortunately, when I bought the place, there wasn't one original fixture!

THANKS!

 

[rmrdaddy]

Not inexpensive, but I'd give a look here at Restoration Hardware.

Though neither are the image you posted, I'd say the Optic collection or the Schoolhouse collection with the milkglass shade could work.

Good luck!

 

[JoeNiblick]

Places I've already looked...

Thanks for the suggestion! I was hoping to find an exact match to the fixture in the program. Restoration Hardware is a great source, though, and I was lucky enough to find a couple fixtures at their Michigan clearance center. Schoolhouse Electric is also another good source, but I'm looking for something a little more out of the ordinary.

Over the last year, these are the fixtures I've purchased:

I bought this one from CSN Lighting for the entrance hall.

It replaced something that looked like this:

This one is from the Restoration Hardware clearance center for the dining room. It's more contemporary, but is a nice contrast to the intricate plaster work:

It replaced this plastic monstrosity:

This one is also from CSN and replaced a ceiling fan in the library (ack!).

I just received this one from CSN for main stair landing.

And finally this one is in the kitchen, also from the Restoration Hardware clearance center. I purchased on in bronze, too, for the third floor stair landing since it was such a deal!

 

[EricH]

Hands down the best source for period lighting

Rejuvenationhouseparts.com

Could well be the source for the show.

Eric
Old house owner

 

[Mike in Seattle]

There's also Rejuvenation and Renovators Supply.