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I was in a National Trust Tea Room today and saw some lights that I really
liked - with a view to having a couple in my kitchen to replace an old but effective strip light. I thought the trademark I could see was "Hacen" but Googling has brought no results. I wondered if anyone had seen anything like then? They were a disc of white glass of about 2 feet diameter, with a lightly frosted section below the circular tube. The reflector and control gear was in a shallow dome above the flat glass disc. Some were suspended from wires - one was fixed directly to the ceiling. Any thoughts on a source? |
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