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Pressed Leaded Cut Glass 1960's Firework

Pressed Leaded Cut Glass 1960's Firework

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This 1960’s pressed leaded cut glass wall sconce featuring a sparkling firework pattern will add a burst of mid-century charm to your home. Perfect for hallways, bathrooms, or bedroom accent lighting, this retro fixture combines vintage brass or chrome hardware with dazzling cut glass for a timeless look. Ideal for collectors or anyone curating a mid-century modern, retro, or vintage-inspired interior design. **NOTE: FIREWORK PATTERN MAY DIFFER BETWEEN SHADES!

Product Details

  • 8.25" overall height and 4" wide Pressed Leaded Cut Glass
  • (1) 60W Equivalent Clear LED or CFL Bulbs or 60W Amber Spiral LED Bulbs (not included) - images show both clear and amber bulbs
  • 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

Bring mid-century sparkle to your space with this 1960’s pressed leaded cut glass wall sconce, featuring a dazzling firework pattern that scatters light beautifully across your walls. The intricate starburst design and leaded glass construction make this fixture a striking choice for vintage-inspired interiors, hallways, or bathrooms. Its antique black or rubbed bronze hardware make it perfect for collectors or anyone looking to add retro charm with a functional piece of art. Whether you choose a clear bulb for a bright white illumination or a spiral amber bulb for a warmer tone, this fixture it sure to make a statement in your home!

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