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Dimensions
Height: 17.00"
Width: 6.50"
Product Overview
The Barbican Single-Light Bronze Wall Sconce has a tubular stem that balances a cup-like shape into which a translucent glass globe nestles. Also meant to keep the design minimal is the button-like hardware that Ian Thornton designed to be as streamlined as possible. This dark bronze sconce is included in our Bagno Collection of damp-rated lighting that is designed specifically for bathrooms. The Barbican can be mounted sideways to fit over a mirror.
Standard Information
Category:
Sconces
Subcategory:
Wall Sconces
Finish:
Bronze
Style:
Modern
Refinement Options
Category:
Lighting
Subcategory:
Wall Sconces
Finish:
Oil Rubbed Bronze
Style:
Modern
Voltage:
120 V
Number of Bulbs:
1 Bulbs
Bulb Dimmable:
Yes
Bulb Type:
B Torpedo Tip
Canopy:
0.75 D x 4.5 Dia
Depth:
7.5
Introduction Date:
03/01/2023
Material:
Glass/Wrought Iron
Ship Carton Height:
12
Ship Carton Length:
18
Ship Carton Width:
19
Ship Weight:
7
Vendor Ship Method:
Parcel Oversize (P/OS)
Warranty:
1 Year
Weight:
4
Wire Included:
1
Bulb Included:
No
Canopy Removable:
No
Canopy Shape:
Round
Color:
Bronze
Commercial or Residential Use:
Residential
Cord Color:
Black/White
Country of Origin:
China
Fixture Type:
Hardwire
Indoor:
Yes
Max Wattage:
60 W
Maximum Watts per Socket:
60 W
Mounting:
Mount Directly to Wall
Number of Cartons:
1
Safety Rating:
ETL Approved
Socket Type:
E12
Total Packed Weight:
7
Type Of Finish:
Oil Rubbed
Wire Cord Length:
1
Due to the use of natural materials, handmade craftsmanship, or hand finishing, expect some color variances. Hand crafted pieces may have slight size differences.
Please measure your space carefully and refer to product dimensions to ensure a fit. Returns contribute to our carbon footprint.
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth or static duster. Always avoid the use of harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners as they may cause damage to the item's finish.
