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These were in use from the 1890’s through the 1910’s. This sconce has been rewired to function with all electric on both sockets. The finish is polished brass with a clear lacquer top coat. This is due to the fact that smaller gauge wire was necessary to fit through the interior of the sconce.
Fantastic ceiling light measures approximately 22″ in diameter – five-arms each topped with a swirled smoke gray glass shade – the body is a combination of brass, metal and wood with a ribbed center column – very good vintage condition with minor signs of wear – please zoom in on all pics and feel free to ask any questions… Due to size, this will ship to lower 48 and physical address only – no PO Box, please. Stunning rare chandelier!
This 1970s Traditional Beveled Glass Brass Framed Ceiling Lantern is a vintage piece that exudes classic elegance. With a beautiful gold color and original design, this ceiling-mounted lantern features intricate brass detailing and glass shades that add a touch of sophistication to any space. Hardwired for power, this unique piece is a true collector’s item that brings both style and vintage charm to any room in your home.
Open box. Introducing a stylish and modern flush mount light kit from Hampton Bay. This lighting kit includes a 13-inch round ceiling light with a brushed nickel finish. The light color is clear, and the power source is hardwired. The kit is suitable for indoor installation areas and comes with a light sensor to add an extra touch of convenience. The flush mount light kit has a sleek and modern design, making it a perfect addition to any indoor space. The kit includes one light with no blades and has a cordless design. The model number is 1005 757 507, and the light kit is manufactured in 2020 or later. This lighting kit is an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a touch of elegance and sophistication to their indoor space.
Did You Know?. The spherical shape of these glass shades is often referred to as a “globe” or “ball” shade. The acid-etching process used to create the frosted finish on these globes was developed to mimic the soft, romantic quality of candlelight, making it the most desirable lighting texture for dining rooms and bedrooms throughout the 20th century.