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Frost and Clear Crossed Glass Wall Sconce/Pendant Light
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Bring timeless style and soft illumination to your home with the Frost and Clear Crossed Glass Shade available as wall sconce or pendant light. This beautifully detailed fixture features a unique crossed glass pattern that combines frosted and clear textures, creating a refined play of light and shadow. The result is a light that’s both elegant and understated, perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm to any room.
- 6.5" width Frost and Clear Crossed Glass Wall Sconce
- 4' black round cord wire for Pendant Light (included and adjustable)
- Also Available as a Double Wall Sconce
- (1) 60W Equivalent LED or CFL bulb (not included, but available for purchase)
- Rubbed Bronze finish (available)
- Antique Black (shown)
- Matching 5" Round Canopy & Installation Mounting Kit (included)
- UL Rated Electrical Components & Made in the USA
Designers Comments
Ideal for hallways, bathrooms, bedrooms, or cozy reading corners, this fixture delivers a warm, inviting glow that enhances farmhouse, cottage, or traditional interiors. Its hand-assembled glass design reflects craftsmanship from a bygone era while complementing modern décor with a timeless touch. Whether you're restoring a historic home or adding a touch of vintage sophistication to a modern space, this light offers artisan glasswork and graceful illumination.
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