Southern Living Louis 2 Light 13.5 inch Antique Gold Wall Sconce Wall Light
- No Restocking Fee
Southern Living Louis 2 Light 13.5 inch Antique Gold Wall Sconce Wall Light
- No Restocking Fee
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Description
With a striking silhouette and sophisticated sense of style, our Louis Sconce evokes mid-century Paris. This antique-inspired accent dazzles with a hand-painted ornate birch wood body, antique brass hardware, and linen shade. Its effortless social vibe makes a statement in any dining room, foyer, or study.
Brand
Regina AndrewCategory
Wall SconcesCollection
Southern Living LouisFinish
AntiquedColor
Golds/YellowsProduct Specifications
Product Information
Electrical and Operational Information
Dimensions and Measurements
Warranty and Specifications
Additional Details
- This product has proudly been finished by hand. Because of its unique hand craftsmanship, subtle differences should be expected and appreciated as part of its creative design. These differences are not considered a defect.
- Dust wood with a dry soft cloth, very soft natural brush, or feather duster. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive fabrics. Dust and debris can be removed from shade by dusting with a clean soft bristle brush or the upholstery brush on the vacuum.
- Junction Box Location: 23.5 in from top, 4.87 in from bottom, 6.5 in from side
- Proposition 65 Material: Lead and lead compounds
- Wiring: Hard Wire
- Shade Fabric: Linen
- Spider Color: Polished Brass
- Lamp Base Dims: 4.25 dia x .75 in
About the Brand
Regina Andrew Detroit roots run deep in the city they call home. Known as the Paris of the Midwest, Detroit style and character have shaped who they are, what they make and how they make it.