Spanish Revival Wrought Iron Wall Sconces with Seeded Glass Shades c.1930

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PRICE PER LIGHT. Five large and one small available. A striking group of Spanish Revival wall sconces dating to the early twentieth century. Crafted in cast bronze / copper with ha nd-forged detailing, twisted stems, decorative diamond banding, and spear-form finials, the sconces exemplify the romantic architectural lighting popular during the 1920s and 1930s. Each fixture retains a cylindrical seeded glass shade that beautifully diffuses light while complementing the dark patinated ironwork. Their substantial scale and dramatic silhouette make them ideally suited to Spanish Colonial, Tudor Revival, Gothic Revival, and Mediterranean-inspired interiors. Architectural lighting of this quality is rare, an opportunity for 5matching is unheard of. Found in Chicago. Small: H: 15" W: 6" D: 6" Big: H: 24" W: 6" D: 6" Show more