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Below: One of the most popular vintage fibre optic decorative lights from the past is the Galaxy fibre optic lamp. Described as: 'The SAFE Glass Fibre Optic Lamp' due to its patented enclosure, the Crestworth Galaxy is a stunning fibre optic lamp.

'Tens of thousands of minutely fine glass fibre optics artistically arranged to create an ever-moving, swaying sea of light, gently changing from one vivid colour to another. Indescribably lovely - a veritable galaxy of enjoyment, with its patent 'sealed unit' to contain the sharp, penetrating glass fibres in complete safety …'

Another popular Crestworth fibre optic design is the Phantom Lite design which features a small compact base with a stunning fibre optic spray, that produces beautiful dots of colour-changing light. Galaxy and Phantom Lite are just two of many Crestworth fibre optic designs, but are the most popular seen. Enjoy the images below ...

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