Showing posts with label Arts and Craft Sconces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arts and Craft Sconces. Show all posts

Sunday, March 4, 2012

Double Sconce with Iridescent Shades, Circa 1915

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    Antique lighting sconces are placed on a wall or mantle in various rooms of your home. Antique sconces could be gas, gas & electric, and electric. Although you will find gas keys, all of the gas and gas & electric sconces have been electrified.

    Antique gas sconces will have the arms going up to hold the shades, a back plate to attach to the wall, and a gas key on the fixture.

    Antique Gas & Electric sconces will have arms going up, arms going down and a back plate to attach to the wall.
    Antique electric sconces will mostly have the arms going down with the exception of electric candle sconces. There is also a back plate to attach to the wall.
     
     
    Circa 1915
    Iridescent Shades 
    11" length x 11 1/2" width x 8 1/2" from wall
    Back plate : 4 1/2" diameter
    Available: 1

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Pair of Heavy Arts & Crafts Sconces, Circa 1910


  
    These are heavy Cast Brass Arts and Crafts Sconces with a beautiful old gold patina. They have 4 amber glass panels in each shade. The Cast Brass diagonal over lapping pattern of the cylinder shades is a beautiful design detail that is hammered. The overlapping is held together with copper colored rivets that were hammered in place. The cylinders are capped off with an organic crown effect which is achieved by bending leaves from the top of the cylinder to the loop that sits on each arm. There are four leaves on each cylinder. The Cast Brass Arms also with hammered detail form a yoke that is a counterbalance for the cylinder shades. The backs are hammered and echo the cylinder shades in that they have four applied braces over the wire reservoir that ends up pressing the cast plate against the wall. The plate is hammered and has four equal rectangular extensions with a hammered embossed circle in each one.
    These would be really super sconces over a mantle in an Arts and Crafts house. The mellow light from the amber glass would make a great atmosphere enhancer in a Dining room or a Living room.