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Fluted Milk Glass Wall Sconce
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Brighten your home with timeless elegance using this Fluted Milk Glass Wall Sconce, a perfect blend of vintage charm and farmhouse simplicity. The softly ribbed, fluted glass shade diffuses light beautifully, creating a warm, inviting glow ideal for bathrooms, hallways, bedrooms, or entryways.
Product Details
- 5" wide 8.5" tall Authentic Fluted Milk Glass Wall Sconce
- (1) 60W equivalent LED or CFL Bulbs (not included, but available for purchase)
- Rubbed Bronze Finish (available)
- Antique Black Finish (shown)
- 5" Round Canopy and Installation Mounting Kit (included)
- UL Rated Electrical Components & Made in USA
Designers Comments
Perfect for adding character to hallways, bathrooms, or bedroom reading nooks, this authentic-style wall sconce pairs timeless craftsmanship with enduring beauty. The milky opal fluted glass gently softens the light, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere that feels right at home in both farmhouse and traditional interiors.
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