Need help Identifying antique ceiling lamp

I wondering if anyone can help me identify what kind of ceiling lamp this is. One of the light covers broke and I would like to find a replacement if possible

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unknown ceiling lamp by KentM posted Oct 24, 2016 at 8:44 AM

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unknown ceiling lamp by KentM posted Oct 24, 2016 at 8:44 AM

 

Art deco slip-shade fixture. These are worth good money. You can probably sell as-is or find a shade for it on ebay. Warning: shades can be pricey.

 

Contact 'Vintage Hardware & Lighting' in Port Townsend, WA.
They also have a lighting museum.

 

I love the polychromed colors !

 

Looks like your fixture was probably made by Markle. Was able to find a shade here......

http://www.vintagelightingandfanshoppe.com/Markel4100AmberShade.html

As said above, pricey. Your shade is not one of the more common ones. I could find none on ebay right now. One will eventually turn up there with some patience and should be less expensive than this one.

 

a splendid fixture !!!!

 

Hi,
I had one with a missing shade. Took several years but I finally found 5 matching shades that I replaced the originals with. By the way I sold the four matching shades for more than 2Xs what I paid for the five.
greg

 

oldhouselight.com sometimes has a selection of slip shades and online old catalogs for IDs.
http://www.oldhouselights.com/art_deco_frame.htm