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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
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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I've owned a 1910 Craftsman for six years and always struggled to find products that actually worked on old materials. My Old House Fix changed that. Everything here is sourced with historic homes in mind — not repurposed hardware store stuff. The Speed Heater alone saved my original windows. And the community? I've gotten better advice here than from any contractor I've hired.
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