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} } Drop-Forged Brass · Milk Glass · Transitional Bath Sconce A short-arm wall sconce in the language of classic American bathroom and dressing-room lighting — a stepped-medallion backplate, a turned brass arm with bell detail, and a frosted milk-glass dome shade casting soft diffused light. The body is drop-forged from sheet brass for substance and longevity, then plated and finished by hand. The milk-glass dome diffuses light evenly without glare, ideal for vanity mirrors and grooming spaces. Available in five finishes — Polished Brass, Matte Black, Chrome, Polished Nickel, and White — and in single, double, or triple-head configurations for vanities of every width. Suited to powder rooms, primary bath vanities, hallway pairs, and dressing rooms in traditional, transitional, and Hollywood Regency interiors. Features Drop-Forged Brass Forged sheet brass body — heavier and more durable than spun or cast alternatives. Milk-Glass Dome Frosted milk glass diffuses light evenly — no glare for vanity mirrors and grooming. 1, 2 or 3 Heads Choose the configuration to match your vanity width — single, double, or triple-arm bar. Finish — Choose at Checkout Polished Brass Warm honey gold — classic American transitional and traditional vanities. Matte Black Soft matte black — modern and high-contrast bathrooms with marble or stone. Chrome Bright cool silver with mirror polish — fresh in modern and minimalist baths. Polished Nickel Warmer silver tone than chrome — flattering with cream marble and warm wood. White Clean satin white — disappears into pale walls for a quieter installation. Drop-forged brass & hand-finished plating. The body is forged from sheet brass and finished by hand — minor variation in plating tone is part of the artisanal character. Each milk-glass dome is mouth-blown and may carry subtle shape and wall-thickness differences typical of hand-blown glass. Product Notes D 15 × W 20.5 × H 26 cm 1 Head · ∅ 5.9″ × W 8.1″ × H 10.2″ D 47 × W 20.5 × H 26 cm 3 Heads · ∅ 18.5″ × W 8.1″ × H 10.2″ Materials Drop-forged sheet brass body · Glass shades · Alabaster shade Finish Polished Brass · Matte Black · Chrome · Polished Nickel · White · choose at checkout Style American transitional · vanity / bath sconce · short-arm Size — 1 Head D 15 × W 20.5 × H 26 cm · ∅ 5.9″ × W 8.1″ × H 10.2″ Size — 2 Heads D 35.5 × W 20.5 × H 26 cm · ∅ 14″ × W 8.1″ × H 10.2″ Size — 3 Heads D 47 × W 20.5 × H 26 cm · ∅ 18.5″ × W 8.1″ × H 10.2″ Bulb Base E14 candelabra socket per head · bulbs not included Bulbs Recommended Warm white 2700K–3000K LED candle bulb, max 40W incandescent equivalent each Color Temperature Depends on bulb chosen · warm white recommended for milk-glass glow Dimming Compatible if a dimmable bulb and TRIAC dimmer are installed Voltage AC 110–240V · universal Mounting Hardwired to wall junction box · stepped-medallion backplate covers most US single-gang boxes SKU RDW-102213 Lead Time Made-to-order · please refer to checkout estimate Best For Bathroom & powder-room vanities · Dressing rooms · Hallway pairs · Above mirrors & medicine cabinets · Traditional & transitional interiors Installation Hardwires to a standard wall junction box — professional installation recommended. Stepped-medallion backplate covers most US single-gang boxes; verify before drilling. For bathroom vanity use, install at 75–80″ above finished floor (centered above mirror) for the 1-head, or center the 2/3-head bar above the vanity midpoint. Fits E14 candelabra-base bulbs — supply your own warm-white LED candle bulbs (one per head). Suitable for general bathroom installations away from direct shower spray. Clean glass and metal with a soft dry cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners on plated finishes. Downloads Specifications Installation Guide 3D Files FAQ How do I pick between 1, 2, and 3 heads? + For a vanity under 24″ wide, the 1-head (centered above the mirror) works best. For 24–48″ vanities, the 2-head (∅ 14″ bar) — centered above the basin. For 48–72″ double vanities, the 3-head (∅ 18.5″ bar) — or a pair of single-heads flanking each mirror. Confirm scale against your vanity layout. Is the Chart sconce dimmable? + Yes, with the right bulb. Each head takes an E14 candelabra-base bulb. Install dimmable LED candle bulbs on a TRIAC wall dimmer and the sconce dims smoothly. Warm white 2700K–3000K is recommended for flattering grooming light. Can I use it in a bathroom over a shower? + The Chart is suitable for general bathroom installations away from direct shower spray — for example over a vanity, mirror, or in a powder room. Avoid placing it directly above a shower or tub where steam and water spray make sustained contact. For wet-zone installations, please contact us. Which finish should I pick? + Polished Brass suits warm transitional and traditional baths with cream or wood tones. Matte Black anchors modern, marble-and-stone bathrooms. Chrome reads cool and modern; Polished Nickel is warmer than chrome and pairs well with cream marble. White disappears into pale walls for a quieter installation. Why drop-forged brass instead of cast or spun? + Drop forging compresses sheet brass under high pressure to produce a denser, stronger body than cast or spun alternatives — better at holding plating long-term and less prone to dents. The trade-off is more weight and higher production cost, which is why drop-forged brass is the standard for premium American bathroom sconces.
