Scroll down to see all our Fall Introductions The finest of Italian design captured in a dazzling collection only available at Sescolite. Jewellery at it's finest! Chrome frame with hand crafted Murano glass panels and pendants adorned with amethyst and clear Swarovski crystals. Now on display in our Toronto Showroom. Dimensions: 35"W x 6.25"D x 12"H Hand silver leafed and hand painted curved glass panels. Also available in Gold. Dimensions: 28"Dia. x 8"High Layers of hand silver leafed and painted panels form a glowing orb with cut Swarovski crystal accents. Now on display in both our Toronto and Burlington Showrooms. Dimensions: 19"Dia. x 24"High The Daisy Chandelier embraces the best of Italian design. Simplicity and finely crafted details make this a delicious feast for the eyes. Perfect for any dining room! With a perfectly formed body and a flawless chrome finish, six 40 Watt crisp white halogen bulbs make the hand crafted Murano glass daisies sparkle!

Dimensions: 28"Dia. x 20"High We just moved into our new house and wanted a grand center piece for our two-storey living room along with several other light fixtures for different rooms in the house. We came upon Sescolite during our endless search for the right item with the right price tag. Needless to say we found what we were looking for with their vast selection and friendly knowledgeable staff, plus it was all under budget. We've already been recommending Sescolite to family and friends who came by and saw our center piece. If you are on a search for any lighting needs definitely drop by Sescolite, you're sure to find something you like and/or the staff would be more than happy to give you some design ideas. STAFF PICK OF THE MONTH Our vivacious and ever smiling Office Manager graces our Toronto Showroom. Although Lorrie likes to keep her love life private she admits that she covets our 'Dark Nostalgia' Caged Lantern, a new introduction this fall.

A vintage style iron frame with a rustic cage surrounds an antiqued gold mini Versailles chandelier with antique style crystals. 19.25" Wide x 39.5" High. When Lorrie first set her eyes on this piece she claims "I gasped out loud and quickly looked around to see if anyone noticed. Then, breathless, I fell into a dreamy state imagining where I could put it in my home!". Well Lorrie, I didn't know you had a dark side! On display now in our Toronto and Burlington Showrooms. Arm Plate: The metal plate that holds the crystal arms. ADA Compliant: Sconces must be less than 4" from the wall Bath Lighting Fixtures: Includes brackets and sconces; uses glass rather than shades and candles. Usually 1, 2 , 3 , or 4 lighted fixture. Example:Billiard (Island):Bobeche:Break:Back Plate:Column:Candle sleeve:Candelabra bulb:Candle cup:Canopy:Cast Brass:Cast Brass Holder:Channel (Rod):Compact Fluorescent Bulb:Chandeliers:Dark Sky Compliant:Damp Rated:Distributor:Energy Star:Edison Bulb:Facet:Festoons:Between arm festoons:Arm to arm festoon:Filament:Finial:Flush Mount:Foot Candles:Full-cut:Half-cut:Hurricane shades:Island (Billiard) Light:Junction box:Lumens

:Medium bulb (Edison):Pendant:Pocket Sconce:Polishing:Resin:Smart Bulb:Sconce:Semi-flush:Standard:Top Loop:Track Lighting:UL/Underwriters Laboratory:Wall Bracket:Wall Sconce:Wattage:Wrought Iron:Murano Glass Repair "Before" Photos Murano Glass Repair "After" Photos! Originating in 9th century Rome, Murano glasswork has long been regarded for its beauty. In fact, in the 13th century, Murano glassmakers were considered to be among the most prominent citizens on the island of Murano.chandelier aluminum ant hill cast Yet, while they enjoyed many privileges, including immunity from prosecution by the Venetian state, they weren’t allowed to leave the Republic. chandeliers vertalingNonetheless, where there is will there is a way and many artisans set up furnaces in other countries. acapulco eforie nord club

Over time, Murano glassmakers established a glassmaking monopoly that is still revered today. Due to the continued demand for Murano glass pieces, the need for skilled glass repair artisans who can repair and restore these glass sculptures is also in great demand today. When searching for someone for Murano glass repair, it is essential to find someone who has experience and knowledge in this specialized area of glass repair. Some of the technologies that were developed and refined by Murano glass artisans include milk glass, multicolored glass, enameled glass and glass with threads of gold. Today, Murano glass artisans are still employing these very same techniques to make a variety of items. Some of the glass items a skilled artisan should be able to repair include: While Murano glass was produced in large quantities during the 1950s, 60s and 1970s for tourists, the older pieces remain quite valuable. Some of the historical factories that produced well-known brands of Murano glass include Pauly, Venini, Simone Cenedese, the Rosins, Zanetti, Seguso.

Toso, Signoretta, Barbini, Salviati, and Tagliapietra. Pieces originating from these factories and Maestros are particularly valuable - if they are properly restored. Therefore, when looking for someone to restore and repair murano glass pieces, it is essential to hire someone with experience, as well as an established reputation within the glass art industry. When searching for an artisan to repair your Murano glass pieces, it is essential to look at samples, contact references, and get to know the artisan before handing your piece over for repair. After all, the last thing you want is for your piece to be damaged beyond repair due to the inexperience of the supposed murano glass repair expert. While you don’t need to know every technical detail regarding how the repair will be completed, the repair expert should be able to provide you with a general idea of how the repair will be completed. Furthermore, by viewing samples and talking to former customers, you can get a much better idea of the type of work the repair expert can provide.