A wonderful pair of antique single-arm silver plated sconces. These Georgian sconces were salvaged from Cincinnati, Ohio, and date from the early 1900’s. Each sconce features a shield-shaped backplate crowned by a pelta and scrolling foliage. Decorative ropework borders the backplate, surrounding a central oval panel with delicate ribbon details. A ribbed sconce arm extends from the center of the oval, supporting a gadrooned bobeche in silver plate. The backplate tapers down and finishes with leaf and volute details. These wall lamps are in excellent condition; they have been professionally rewired and come with all necessary attachments for modern installation. Each sconce measures 4-3/8" wide, 11-5/8" tall, and projects 6-1/2" from the wall. Matching sconces (shown in the last photo) are listed separately under item NSP689-RW, and coordinating two-arm sconces available under item NSP688-RW.

NSP689-RW

Antique Lamps and Lighting
Antique Sconces