This vintage pair of brass mission style outdoor sconces really show their age! Their patina is rich. These are c. 1930s reproductions of an early 1800s kerosene lantern style. Both porcelain sockets are included; we did not test them to see if they work. One panel of glass needs to be replaced. In addition, one sconce needs a minor solder job where the crown meets the frame. A good cleaning and a rewire would bring these beauties back to life! Perfect for front or rear porch, patio, garage, etc. Each one measures 17 1/4″ high by 6 1/2″ wide by 6 1/2″ deep.

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Great hammered cast iron Art Deco sconce, possibly made by Lightolier but unsigned, c. 1920s.  Has stylish arrow design. This sconce has chipped black paint and is a bit rusty, but it has great potential for someone who wants to take the time to bring it back to life. It needs a shade with a 2 3/4″ fitter to complete it. Exposure to elements would be fine; no overhang needed to protect it from the weather. Perfect for anywhere outside! Measures 9 1/4″ high by 4 1/2″ at widest point of wall plate by 7 3/4″ deep without a shade.

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Single white porcelain sconce with pull-chain switch. Also has polarized external outlet facing front (may or may not work), c. 1950s. This sconce has some crazing (fine cracks from age) in the glaze; mentioning for accuracy. Can be used with a bare bulb, or a clip-on shade could be added if preferred. Perfect for bathroom, hallway, entryway, pantry, or any small space. Measures 3 1/2″ wide by 6 1/2″ high by 4 1/2″ deep without a shade.

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Great set of three Sheffield-style sconces, all brass, each with single arm and rich patina, c. 1915-20. One of the switches has a paddle signed Hubbell; the other two paddles are marked Bryant. These sconces can face either up or down. They would be perfect for a bathroom, bedroom, hallway, staircase, pantry, etc.  If you need shades, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Each sconce measures 7 3/4″ high by 4 1/4″ wide by 7 1/4″ deep without shades.

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Difficult-to-find set of three pewter sconces, each with a single light. Each one has a finger loop for easy transport and a pull chain switch (may or may not work), c. 1940. The candle covers are original. These can sit on a table or hang on a wall and will need to be wired to accommodate your preference. One is missing the loop at the top for hanging, but if you’re handy, you can come up with something! These would be perfect in a library, dining room, office, bedroom, entryway, etc. Measure 9 1/2″ high by 4 7/16″ wide by 4″ deep.

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Single mission sconce signed Miller, all brass, with signed Hubbell paddle switch. The fitter ring collar is dated Feb. 23, ’04. You can operate this sconce at the fixture, or place it in the “on” position and use a wall switch. If you need a mission shade to complete it, please contact us. Perfect for a bathroom, pantry, bedroom, library, entryway, staircase, etc. Measures 5″ square by 5 1/2″ high by 5 9/16″ deep without a shade.

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Single brass mission sconce with socket signed H&H, Made in USA. The ball on the end of the pull-chain is dated May 8, ’11. This sconce can face either up or down. It has a pull chain switch; therefore, you can operate it at the sconce, or place it in the “on” position and use a wall switch. The canopy has a crease in it that can be easily rolled out. Perfect for an entryway, staircase, bedroom, bathroom, over the kitchen sink, etc. If you need a mission shade to complete this sconce, please contact us. Measures 5 3/4″ high by 4 1/2″ wide by 7″ deep without a shade.

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Beautiful pair of hammered nickel wall sconces, double-armed, c. 1920s. Each has rich patina. Each one also has its own external switch. Can be operated at the sconces themselves, or placed in the “on” position and operated by a wall switch. Perfect for dining room, bedroom, bathroom, living room, office, library, etc. Measure 9 1/2″ high by 8 1/2″ wide by 3 1/4″ deep.

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Great pair of single-armed wall sconces signed B&H (“Bradley & Hubbard“), c. 1920s, painted white over cast brass some time ago. One has pull-chain, and the other has a turn switch. Perfect for small spaces, especially bathroom, hallway, pantry, entranceway, staircase, etc. Measure 8 1/2″ high by 3 3/4″ wide by 5” deep.

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Very simple pair of single-armed brass wall sconces with cast brass supporting arm on each, c. 1920s. Each has its original brown finish with brass exposed around the edges. The original pull-chain switches are missing. If replaced, the sconces could be operated by the pull-chains, or placed in the “on” position and operated by a wall switch. Perfect for small spaces, especially bathroom, pantry, entranceway, staircase, etc. Measure 8″ high by 4″ wide by 5 1/4″ deep.

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