Like the Mt. Scott and the Dorena, the Manning attests to 1930s appreciation for streamlined, elegant design - a "movement" of sorts which gained momentum and continued well into the 1940s.

Downward light filters softly (i.e., not much) through the frosted glass panel of its shade. Most of the usable light from this fixture is indirect, washing against ceiling and walls.

Shown with shade BI5221, which is priced separately, but finished to match the fixture.

See more lighting from our Modern America collection, or Streamline style.