Only After
I love this single 2-arm sconce. Circa-1915? It would look great in a kitchen, over the sink, right?
The white glass shades are beautifully molded.
The brass has a nice mottled patina. I only cleaned it. The sconce would have been common in its day but is rare today. I was thrilled to find it!
My online vintage lighting store.
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Beautiful!
This is very similar to remaining sconces in our house and others on our street, built in 1912-1913.
I love this sconce! It might be sacrilege but could such a light be wired to a wall switch? It would look great above my kitchen window/sink but I am much too short to reach it and turn it’s super cute little on-light switches.
And light can be controlled by a wall switch, assuming your room is wired as such!
’tis be a beauty!
Second question: I wanted to check the price on the light on your site but it doesn’t have a price! Does that mean someone is buying it/has already bought it?
Oops! I fixed that!
Ha! Thanks!
If you buy it, I will give you a 10% refund!
Oh man, I wish! I have a super boring 1990s house and I’m always ogling pretty light fixtures but I’m in grad school right now and have no money. Mostly I’m getting an idea of how much things I like cost for saving up in the future. I will definitely remember you when I have more money!