Early American
Life Article
In the June issue of Early
American Life there is an article on tin lighting. Jim Glynn's
North Church lantern is one of the featured reproduction lighting
fixtures. This primitive lighting fixture is a wonderful addition
to any home. Just Click
Here to order today..
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Chandeliers
James Glynn,
Tinsmith, has been creating museum quality chandeliers
for over 25 years. Each tin chandelier is individually handcrafted
in Glynn’s shop near historic Fredericksburg, VA. He utilizes
many of the same tools that our forefathers used when they created
these lighting fixtures centuries ago. The hand rubbed finish is
carefully applied to create a patina similar to old pewter for an
ideal look in colonial or country home lighting. This is decorative
lighting is wonderful in any setting.
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Battery Candle
Primitive Lighting Fixtures
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Battery
Powered Candles
These amazing battery
powered candles provide over 600 hours of flickering candle
light on just two AA batteries. The unique cake-like wax blends
perfectly for a primitive look in the tin candle holders. These
battery powered flickering, flameless & dripless candles look
just like the real thing. |
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Wall
Sconces
Tin sconces designs are based on original patterns found in museums
and private collections. They are exact replicas of pieces produced
200 years ago. |
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Lanterns
& Lamps
Lighting fixtures like these handcrafted, primitive
reproductions were used in the finest homes of our forefathers.
Original designs are created from research on museum pieces and
private collections. Special attention has been given to the handmade
tinware finish that provides the look of an 18th century chandelier,
and is ideal for a colonial or country primitive décor.
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Featured
in Early American Life Magazine
James Glynn’s primitive tinware and unique lighting fixtures
have been featured in many publications including the New York Times,
Colonial Homes Magazine and
Early American
Life. |
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