Antiquity Gold Jargon Wall Sconce

Indulge in luxury with the Antiquity Gold Jargon Wall Sconce. Its expertly hand-applied antiquity gold finish and wrought iron construction add a touch of sophistication to any space. The light beige linen shade adds an elegant touch to this ADA-compliant wall sconce, designed to elevate your space with its unique design.

The antiquity gold finish on the Jargon Wall Sconce is applied by hand to its shapely stem. Topped with a light beige linen shade, the brown wall sconce only looks like wood: is made of wrought iron to imitate a turned-wood leg or baluster. The Jargon meets ADA requirements. Its antiquity gold finish is meticulously hand-applied to its shapely stem, creating a look that exudes luxury and sophistication. Its wrought iron construction imitates a turned-wood leg or baluster, while the light beige linen shade adds a touch of elegance. Not only does the Jargon Wall Sconce meet ADA requirements, but it also adds a touch of elevated style to any space.

Antiquity Gold Jargon Wall Sconce Features:

• Country of Origin: Philippines
• Item Net Weight: 2.5 lbs, Item Shipping Weight: 4 lbs
• Overall Dims HxWxD: 25 x 12 x 4 in
• Number of Lights: 1, Socket Type: GU24
• Bulb Type: CFL/LED, GU24 bulb Included
• Maximum Watts Per Socket: 13, Maximum Watts Per Item 13
• Shade: Light Beige Linen
• Shade Top: 12 in, Shade Bottom: 12 in, Shade Height: 8 in
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