Post this last year, figured I'd give it another shot. I've seen this type of sconce used in movie theaters. It uses a type of monochromatic glass I believe. I want to use them for a prop display room.
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Great_Bizarro
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Could that just be stained glass or theater jells in a wire frame at the top of the lamp? Try Edmonds Scientific for the glass otherwise.
I'm weird in the fact that I even noticed the lights at the theater I used to go to. It was a AMC and they actually had several panels of glass. One thing I noticed is that the side I could see (bottom) the glass appeared to be mirrored, almost holographic to where they would reflect one color and pass another. As a result it almost appears that the glass panels are emitting light rather than reflecting the white source light. Very cool effect. Gels or stained glass wouldn't have the same effect.
Thanks for the tip on Edmonds, I'll see if I can get something from them. Guess I could also check with some glass speciality shops as well.
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No the same model but a similar one at the link below...
Rainbow Sconce
A little cheaper here
Rainbow Sconce
Or just google "rainbow sconce" for several other dealers of the above...
Rainbow Sconce
A little cheaper here
Rainbow Sconce
Or just google "rainbow sconce" for several other dealers of the above...
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As was mentioned, if they're not the exact same ones they are definately close enough. Now I wonder if I can get them a bit cheaper... :lol
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