PAIR Vintage 1930s Art Deco Machine Age Iron Wall Light Fixture Sconces REWIRED

Description

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This listing is for a pair of vintage cast iron
Art Deco – Machine Age
electric candle type wall sconces from the 1930’s.
THEY HAVE BEEN COMPLETELY RESTORED & REWIRED
with new wiring, switches, candle sleeves, and sockets.
They have been completely stripped and repainted silver.
100% READY TO INSTALL
Would go well in anything from a
craftsman bungalow to a Victorian home.
(PLEASE CLICK ON PHOTOS TO VIEW SUPERSIZE IMAGES!)
If you would like to make a
reasonable
offer,
please message me.
They use the common, simple central-post mount,
so they are extremely easy to hang.
The backplate is large enough to cover a standard
metal (“handy box”) single-gang electrical wall box
or a standard
metal round box (“octagon” – or square with rounded-off corners)
All necessary hardware is included for standard mounting.
Approximate Dimensions;
Overall Height – about 11-1/2″
Overall Depth (out from wall) – about 4″
Back plate
measures – about 11-1/2″ x 5-1/4″
Mounting hardware is included.
These fixtures take
STANDARD
bulbs of up to 75 watts.
(
NOT
THE TINY CANDELABRA TYPE BULBS)
(Use LED bulbs if more brightness is required)
Light bulbs are not included in this purchase.
Photos are the main description, please view all!
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(AFTER VIEWING PHOTOS & BEFORE PURCHASING!)
I pay for insurance on all shipments.
If you would like expedited shipping, please contact
me for costs prior to purchase.
We pride ourselves in our expert packaging.
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Light fixture may be partially disassembled
for safe shipping.
Due to recent delays in USPS shipping,
this item may be shipped via UPS
(regardless of chosen shipping service).
All measurements are approximate.
Be sure to check out our other vintage lighting!
Visit our ebay store and click on the lighting
category in the upper left corner to see our
selection of vintage and antique lighting.
All vintage, antique, restored, and previously used
electric light
fixtures and lamps should be inspected
and installed
by a
licensed electrician.
I do not accept returns, as it takes quite a lot of
time to restore these lamps, and they often get
damaged during amateur installation. (DROPPED)