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Colonial Period Canterbury Wall Sconce in antique brass, 2 lights, with white pleated shade. Size:12"wide x 9-1/2"high, extends 8-1/2". Available in other finishes. These hand-crafted Colonial Period sconces are reproductions of Early American lighting that typify the beauty and functionality of metal sconces. The use of reflection and shading is evident in many of the early pieces thru the inspirational use of mirrors and scalloped metal stampings to the subtle diffused glow from a linen or metal shade.

Colonial Period Carpenter's Hall Wall Sconce in dark brass, 1 light with mirror back. Size: 8"wide x 18"high, extends 4-1/2". Available in other finishes. Twelve of these sconces were to believe to have been in place when the First Continental Congress met at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia on September 7, 1774. Two still remain today. These hand-crafted Colonial Period sconces are reproductions of Early American lighting that typify the beauty and functionality of metal sconces.