Dordogne Sconce - One ArmShown in Basic Brass. Derived from the interior portion of a 19th century French railroad station lantern and orginally brought to us by a prominent designer, this sconce never fails to produce admiring reactions. Available in a double light version as the Dordogne Sconce Two Arm. Every piece is handmade to order here in our Vermont workshops.

Priced for stem pendant mount at 13" drop or 2' chain and wire

Pewter-plated brass reflector comes standard

Our triptych sconce is a close copy of a 19th century version brought to us for restoration by a knowledgable collector

Named for Abingdon along the Thames in Oxfordshire

Also available in hanging and post mount applications

The Greek Revival style grew in popularity by drawing on parallels between classical antiquity and the present day

The rods protect the glass cylinder from accidental breakage

The inspiration for this design arose from a stack of hand fashioned bread pans crafted for a New York City bakery

This chandelier with its ribbed glass globe is a familiar shape that hits a sweet spot between modern and classic styles

Available in a smaller size: SM-CH-904 (17" H x 32" Dia

Based on a Philidelphia lantern from the mid to late 18th century

Rustic traditional barn lighting great for all kinds of decors including Colonial and Arts and Crafts