Two red wall sconces designed by Charlotte Perriand in the 1950s. The lights have the pivoting flap which create a nice subtle light which you can direct where you want. Can be placed either vertically or horizontally. The lights have a single european socket. max wattage is 60 watts.
Two stylish wall sconces with brass frames and red asymmetric diffusers. The lights have two sockets, providing both uplight and down.
Rewired and the finish has been polished. Each light uses one medium based socket and one European candelabra based socket (US adapter provided). Wall plate will cover a standard rectangular J Box.
Two geometrically inspired wall sconces with copper accents and opaline glass diffusers. Each light has two European based sockets (adapters to American bulbs are provided). They also have a switch wire on each wall support. The back plates have been modified to mount to a standard J box.
Two sconces designed by the French designer Jean René Caillette. Black enamel finish, with Brass accents. The head swivels to provide a more Direction- al lighting. The lights have medium based sockets, which adjust within the housing to accommodate most bulbs. The lights have been fitted with an addi- tional back plate which will mount easily on any standard US J box.
Two sconces designed by the French designer Jean René Callette. Black enamel finish, with Brass accents. The head swivels to provide a more Direction- al lighting. The lights have medium based sockets, which adjust within the housing to accommodate most bulbs. The lights have been fitted with an addi- tional back plate which will mount easily on any standard US J box.
Two French mid century walls with a calla lily design. The brass frames have had a back plate added to work with a standard J box. They have been rewired and an American candelabra based socket has been installed in each arm. The opaline shades in form of a calla lily flower softly illuminate them. Lights use 2 standard candelabra based bulbs max wattage 60 each.
The details of this wall sconce make a beautiful arty light fixture.
The light pivots on the brass back plate and will adjust in its height and projection. The counterweight and the bulb element provide an additional touch of sophistication. Light projects from wall from 41″ to 58″.
This single sconce with its polished brass wall support has diabolo asymmetrical linen shades. The fixture has clean angular lines and the double socket to light up each shade, Sockets can be turned on separately. Larger shade has a 14″ diameter and with its maximum projection will extend out 54″ from the wall. The lights use two bayonet socket bulbs. Max 40 watts. Adapters for a standard bulb is also included.
France 1959
This single wall scones has graceful curved lines. The arms pivot from the wall
support and the center axis and the head has a swivel which allows you to
direct the light to accent artwork or provide a great source of reading light.
The brass body and stylish accents add to the beauty of the piece.
The light features a double headed light, each independantly switched. A single french bayonet socket ( with medium based Edison bulb adapter provided) is used in each light.
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