This is an antique porcelain two-arm ceiling light fixture made by Porcelier circa 1936, and shown as part of their Orrington series in their 1936 catalog. The creamy ivory color is complemented by delicate lavender and leafy green blossoms. This does not accept glass shades but looks perfect with Edison style bulbs as shown (sold separately). 

These fixtures are ideal for use in commercial or residential spaces to add a distinctive vintage element to your renovation. This fixture is rewired with UL listed parts and is ready to install.

The Porcelier Company was founded in 1915 and closed down in the late 1950s, around 1957. After decades of success in the lighting industry, the company ceased operations, though its vintage pieces remain highly collectible and sought after today. Well established in the 1920s, the company became known for its high-quality porcelain and ceramic light fixtures, which were often characterized by intricate, hand-painted designs and detailed craftsmanship. Porcelier’s lights, including chandeliers, sconces, and table lamps, were a hallmark of mid-century American homes, blending elegance with durability. They used a combination of porcelain, brass, and glass to create fixtures that reflected both traditional and modern aesthetics. The company enjoyed decades of success and was highly regarded in the industry. Though no longer operating today, Porcelier’s vintage light fixtures continue to be prized by collectors and interior designers for their timeless beauty and craftsmanship.