Hardback Uno Bridge Lamp Lampshades
designed and hand made by Hannah Murphy and David Ripley
Lampshade Division of Across-The-Board Woodworks. Toledo, Washington
Whether your taste is Art Deco, Plain or Fancy Victorian, the simple styrene uno bridge lampshade is a perfect choice for an old antique or new bridge lamp. Below are shown a few examples.
All of our high-quality lampshades are custom made right here in America! Each shade is made to your specifications for style, fabrics and trims. A custom bridge lampshade using either pre-applied fabric on styrene, or pressure-sensitive styrene where we apply yours or our fabric, runs from $49 on up. Custom genuine Mica shades for bridge lamps start at $189. We recently added our genuine Wood Veneer lampshades shown below.
Turn-around time is from 2 - 4 weeks, but can extend a little longer at holiday rush time. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed! We will put pictures of your finished shade on our website for you to see before shipping. Cost of shipping varies depending on your location, but averages $15 - $20 and includes insurance. UPS is a little slower, but cheaper than Priority Mail.
Call to discuss exact price and your specifications for a hardback bridge lamp shade.
Toll-free 1-888-994-LAMP (5267)
Current estimated completion: 2 - 4 weeks.
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Dave
Genuine Amber Mica
$189
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Butterflies
Glossy paper on styrene, trimmed with grosgrain ribbon and faux leather trim
$59
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Hexagon frame, trimmed with spun brass braid
Made in America
"Old World Map"
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"OLD WORLD MAP" on Styrene is no longer manufactured.
It has been replaced by "Old Map Dulcote", a heavy card stock backing that gives it an "aged" look.
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Available with Uno fitter or Washer Top $69
Made in America
Earth's Treasures with matching bias binding $59
6" top, 12" bottom, 8" tall
Earth's Treasures Round with Leather Lacing $79
Real Leaves & Grass embedded in covering over styrene
Hexagon Uno Leather Laced $89
Made in America
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"Horses"
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100% Cotton on Styrene, Leather Laced $79
(Brass Horse Head Finial sold separately $12.00)
This is shown on a table lamp, but can be made for Bridge Lamp as well
Made in America
Mushroom pleated on styrene Uno shades hand-made by Hannah Murphy
6" top, 12" bottom, 9" tall
White or Off-White only $69
Made in America
$35 each: In stock, Beige or White (Made in China)
Uno fitter recessed 2"
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Black Leatherette (white back), with Spun Brass braid $69
made in America by David Ripley
Center of braid is custom dyed any color you wish
6" top, 12" bottom, 8" tall
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Hexagon Uno shade made of off-white Parchment on styrene $69
Blue Gingham $49
6" x 12" x 8"
Almost any fabric can be applied to pressure-sensitive styrene.
This shade is covered with customer's Pottery Barn Kids Pillow Case
White Birch Wood Veneer Uno-fitter Bridge Lampshade $79
(shown here on a table lamp because that was the handiest lamp at picture-taking time!)
6" top, 12" bottom, 8" tall
made in America by David Ripley
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Rice Paper - Green, White, or Black with Scroll Braid or Bias trim
$59
Made in America
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Ivory Linen on Styrene $59
6" top, 12" bottom, 8-1/2" tall - fitter recessed to partially hide socket
Made in America
"Clouds"
100% Cotton on Styrene 6" x 12" x 8-1/2" $49.00
If you furnish 1/2 yard of 100% Cotton Fabric, deduct $5
Imported Genuine Mica Lampshades for Bridge Lamps
Hexagon Bridge Lamp Shade with Art Deco design $69 plus shipping
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Hexagon Bridge Lamp Shade, Plain $59 plus shipping
These Mica shades were made in China
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April 6, 2008