Crystorama 611 - Historical BrassTraditional 1 Light Candle Wall Sconce in Polished Brass


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Crystorama Lighting Group was founded in Brooklyn, Nee York in 1958 by Abraham Kleinberg. As a family owned company their concern for excellence is expressed in their styling, detailing and sincere caring for their valued customer. Crystorama was initially... More on Crystorama...

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Crystorama 611 - Historical BrassTraditional 1 Light Candle Wall Sconce in Polished Brass
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These authentic reproductions of museum chandeliers and ceiling mounts are American 18th century designs. This solid brass series also features a wall sconce in polished brass was influenced by the Adams Brothers from England, which reflects the elegance and simplicity of this period. These light fixtures represent the design periods found in Queen Anne, Chippendale and Georgian styles. The wall sconce is a hand painted design inspired from Holland and has captured the essence of the Dutch settlers influence on the New America. Our Historical Brass Collection was conceived by the innovation of the early American Silversmith.

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