Savoy House - 9-0159-2-76
Southern elegance meets Old World, European style for a wall sconce that is decorative and delightful. The Southerby has an ornate, filigreed wall plate with floral motif detailing, and beautiful scrollwork. A lovely, fluted candle cup perches atop each of the two graceful, curved light arms - and the entire frame has a wonderful, textured, Florencian bronze finish. Cream-colored, beeswax drip candle covers add to the vintage charm. And two 60W, C-style bulbs provide ample illumination. This sconce is 13.5'' wide and 19'' high: perfect for splendid style along the walls of your dining room, bedroom, entryway, living room, office, family room, hallway, or great room.
| Finish: |
Florencian Bronze |
| Collection: |
Southerby |
| UPC: |
822920204371 |
| Product Line: |
Savoy House |
| Width: |
13.50" |
| Extends: |
6" |
| Height: |
19.00" |
| Depth: |
6.00" |
| Weight: |
21.00 lbs. |
| Style: |
Traditional,Country,Chic |
| Backplate Dimension String: |
4 x 4 |
| Light Source: |
Incandescent,LED |
| Bulbs: |
2 |
| Max Watts: |
60 |
| Material: |
Metal,Poly |
| Minimum Order Quantity: |
1 |
| Assembly Required: |
Minimal Required |
| Install Direction: |
Up |
| Reference ID: |
197469 |
| Shipping: |
L:8.50"x W:21.25"x H:15.25" 21.00 lbs. |
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9-0159-2-76 - Savoy House
Hubbard Pipe and Supply Inc is proud to present this Florencian Bronze Wall Sconce, by Savoy House. The 9-0159-2-76 is made from premium materials, this Wall Sconce offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Savoy House's Southerby Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
When you choose a Savoy House lighting fixture, you can be certain you've selected a piece that will withstand the test of time. Known for meticulous craftsmanship, attention to detail, and elegant, timeless designs, the Savoy House brand is a top choice among designers and consumers alike.
