A fine example of early 20th‑century decorative lighting, this hand‑beaded clip‑on lamp shade features authentic Czech glass seed beads, pressed glass flowers, and leaf components, assembled on a meticulously crafted wire frame. Shades of this quality were produced in limited quantities during the late Art Deco to early mid‑century period (circa 1935–1945) and are increasingly scarce in this condition. Description This shade is constructed on a sturdy wire armature, fully wrapped in pink and clear glass seed beads applied by hand. The upper portion is embellished with molded Czech glass flowers, each accompanied by one to three glass leaves—an identifying characteristic of artisan assembly using mixed Czech floral assortments. The lower edge is finished with an exceptionally long beaded fringe, weighted with clear glass tube beads to ensure proper drape and movement. The shade attaches via a silver‑tone clip‑on fitter designed for a standard E26 bulb, a less common configuration that indicates production for small table lamps rather than candelabra‑based boudoir lights. Explore related styles: Czech glass lamp components Art Deco beaded lighting Vintage beaded lamp shades Measurements Lower opening: 4.5 in Shade height (without fringe): 3.25 in Total height with fringe: 9.5 in Fitter: Standard bulb clip‑on (E26) Condition Excellent vintage condition. Beadwork is intact and bright, fringe is complete, and the clip mechanism is secure. No structural issues noted. Shades of this type were produced in small batches and often assembled by hand using imported Czech beads and floral components. Surviving examples with original fringe and intact floral elements are uncommon, making this a desirable addition to a curated lighting or glass collection.