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Drawing inspiration from Art Deco jewelry design and playing with shape, symmetry and repetition, this chic sconce features pairs of alabaster globes on a rectangular metal backplate separated by a metal spine at the center. The globes reflect off the Vintage Brass or Polished Nickel finish, creating a mirror-like feel and the alabaster gives off a soft light.
Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of the medium, exact colors and patterns may vary slightly from the image shown.
Collection: Emille
Designer: Corbett-Standard
Finish: Vintage Brass
Glass: Alabaster
Width: 6.75"
Height: 18.25"
Length: 6.75"
Weight: 12.10 lb
Extension from Wall: 4.25"
Wire: 7"
Canopy: 7"x8.7500"
Number of Bulbs: 10
Maximum Wattage: 6.00 W
Bulb Type: G9
Bulb Base: G9
Light Source: LED
Voltage: 120.00 V
Material: Brass
Country of Origin: VN
Safety Listing: ETL
Safety Rating: Damp
LED
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year Limited Manufacturer
Spec Sheet
Instructions
Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of the medium, exact colors and patterns may vary slightly from the image shown.
Collection: Emille
Designer: Corbett-Standard
Finish: Vintage Brass
Glass: Alabaster
Width: 6.75"
Height: 18.25"
Length: 6.75"
Weight: 12.10 lb
Extension from Wall: 4.25"
Wire: 7"
Canopy: 7"x8.7500"
Number of Bulbs: 10
Maximum Wattage: 6.00 W
Bulb Type: G9
Bulb Base: G9
Light Source: LED
Voltage: 120.00 V
Material: Brass
Country of Origin: VN
Safety Listing: ETL
Safety Rating: Damp
LED
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year Limited Manufacturer
Spec Sheet
Instructions
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