Whether this shade is fashioned as a flame (pointing up) or a stalactite (pointing down), the satin crystal brings versatility and grace to a Victorian interior.

This beautiful gas-style shade features five distinct etched floral scenes that have subtle appeal when the lights are off and become more prominent when illuminated. An ideal way to add Victorian flair to a period fixture.

The design for this elegant neo-classical shade dates to the early 20th century. Made of acid-etched glass with a smooth satin opal finish, it features a bold scroll pattern and traditional rope border. The hard-to-find 8-inch fitter is suited to bowl style chandeliers and large fitter ceiling fixtures.

This charming glass shade is perfect for any room! Featuring an embossed fruit and flower pattern, the acid-etched satin finish creates a soft and flattering glow. This shade was designed circa 1900-1920, and works well with chain type bowl fixtures, pendants, panlights and flushmounts.

A tastefully ornate shade for gas and electric light fixtures. The heraldic lion and wreath detail on satin etched glass furnishes a perfectly Victorian sensibility.

This striking shade presents a classic pear shape with Art Deco flair. Raised repeating lines and concentric circles are set off by a prominent colorful stripe. Both fun and elegant, it will add immediate character to a space.

The timeless simplicity of this mushroom shade design complements any style of home, from late Victorian to Mid-Century Modern. Made of high quality glossy opal glass, it has a nice sheen and coordinates well with schoolhouse type shades. This shade is ideal for large fitter ceiling fixtures, panlights, and bowl chandeliers.

The Empire features an ornate flower and butterfly design on a satin-etched tapered shade. Emblematic of Victorian style circa 1870-1890, this shade is a comely ornament for gas and electric fixtures.

This glossy opal shade pays homage to a classic Victorian style. With well-appointed simplicity, the round bowl shape is a natural accompaniment to all gas light fixtures.

For a note of neo-classical formality, choose this circa 1910 bowl-style shade. Embossed with ionic columns and a fluted border, it's perfect for traditional panlight fixtures and three-chain chandeliers. Recreated in satin opal glass, which casts an elegant glow.

The sharp elegance of this copper-wheel engraved shade is essential for a polished Victorian interior. With intricate detailing on satin etched glass, sconces and chandeliers go from functional fixtures to exquisite lighting accents.