Aerolux Neon and Argon Glowing Crucifix Lightbulb uranium glass but in remarkable shape considering

but in remarkable shape considering its age

Materials: Onyx

Cleaning and Care Because of the enamel

Originally part of a series about a lover's quarrel between two women vying for the affection of a clown

Aerolux Neon and Argon Glowing Crucifix Lightbulb uranium glass but in remarkable shape consideringAerolux began manufacturing novelty light bulbs in the 1930s. Inside the bulbs were delicate sculptures of flowers, birds, dogs and religious figures that were coated with phosphor. The bulbs were filled with neon and argon that reacts and creates a glow with the phosphor when electricity is introduced. Aerolux continued making their bulbs until they were bought by Duro test in the 1970s. This bulb features a detailed metal sculpture of Jesus on a