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©2015 Barry Smith - Crystal to catch the light. |
I have started the process of spreading stuff out and selecting bits for a series of Steampunk Lamps - two of which are to be used in our house. But as you can see from the photo above I got sidetracked - I decided to make a small Light Catcher for a friend. You can see a couple of the bits in the photo below that suggested I make the Light Catcher.
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©2015 Barry Smith - Stuff on the bench |
Getting a few of the pieces ready for assemblage.
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©2015 Barry Smith - Pieces drilled and threaded ready for assemblage |
And a few photos of the piece as it turned out.
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©2015 Barry Smith - Light Catcher on the anvil |
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©2015 Barry Smith - Light Cather - quirky |
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©2015 Barry Smith - Looking down on the Light Catcher |
I'm hoping it will bring a bit of joy. The base is from a heavy brass building sign, the uprights are silver-plated hexagonal rods from fine candle holders, the long crystal drop was bought in a flea market in NY, and the round balls etc are from an old clock. Lot of polishing was required.
This is beautiful! I always wonder how you manage to get such a lovely polish on all these disparate parts.
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Really beautiful, B, and very desirable. You certainly have a way with bits and pieces, magically making a wonderful whole.
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