American Durand Glass Moorish Crackle White and Gold Lamp Shade bronze bowls fielded panels and the base

fielded panels and the base displays a scalloped apron with beaded and flower details

with two iron rings and a pair of corbel brackets

this antique hanging fixture contains six lights with triangular smoke bells suspended from scrolled arms that rise from the rings

Facade of the Oliver P

set against a drapery swag pulled into crown shaped knop held with a gold ring

American Durand Glass Moorish Crackle White and Gold Lamp Shade bronze bowls fielded panels and the baseDETAILS A vintage glass lamp shade with white, textured crackle finish and gold interior. The crackle finish, Durand called Moorish is a difficult technique for which Durand is famous. COLOR(S) White, gold PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Durand Art Glass (Vineland, New Jersey, 1924 31) Founder: Victor Durand Jr. (French American, 1870 1931) The Durands were originally from Baccarat, France where they worked for the renowned Cristalleries de