sconce vintage

Heights and footprints vary. Listings show heights from about 7-7/8" up to 12" and widths/depths roughly 4.5" to 15.9", so most vintage sconces are compact to mid-sized fixtures.

Most use metal bodies (commonly steel or iron) paired with glass or metal shades. Many descriptions specifically list steel for the body and glass or metal for the shade.

Most of these wall sconces require hardwired installation. Listings commonly include installation hardware and instructions; some note that no tools are needed while others list tools provided.

The most common bases shown are standard Edison medium screw (E26) and candelabra (E12). Wattage limits across listings include 40W, 60W, and 100W.

Most listings show a single light socket. At least one wire‑cage style listing is offered as a two‑light fixture.

Many listings are approved for damp locations and for indoor spaces such as hallways and bathrooms. At least one wire‑cage style is UL Listed and described for spaces like porches and hallways.

Many listings note compatibility with LED bulbs. Example outputs shown include up to about 900 lumens or up to about 1500 lumens, and listings also show maximum wattage limits such as 40W, 60W, and 100W.

Warranty terms vary: several listings show a 3 Year Limited Warranty while one shows a 30 Day Limited Warranty. Certification notes also vary—some listings state no certifications while at least one listing is UL Listed.