Description:
This vintage wall sconce features a sculpted, perforated brass shade that casts soft, ambient light while doubling as an artful accent. The floral knob detail and toggle switch sit on a rectangular brass mounting plate. Its design evokes a handcrafted era, ideal for warm, textural interiors or restorations of mid-century spaces. Some rewiring is needed before use.
Era:
Mid-Century (1950s–1960s)
Style:
Mid-Century Modern
Technique:
Hand-cut and shaped brass with decorative perforation, patinated surface
Tools Used:
Metal snips, perforation die, torch for shaping, brass polishing cloths
History:
This piece likely originated as a custom or small-batch decorative lighting fixture during the post-war boom in home décor, when sculptural brass lighting became highly fashionable.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown (Style suggests influence from Lightolier or Moe Lighting, though no markings confirm this)
Measurements:
10½" W x 9½" T x 6" D
Suggested Weight:
3–4 lbs
Music:
A likely companion track for this sculptural piece would be something jazzy and intimate — think Chet Baker’s “My Funny Valentine” — blending mood and timeless design.
Item Number : P12512
Category : Lighting
Brand : UK
