Hardware

floral stenciled porcelain flush mount

$245
Architectural Antiques

Minneapolis, MN · Reported available

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Period

Circa: 1920-1940

Dimensions

Length 10.75 in × Width 6.25 in × Height 3.25 in

Materials

Materials: Porcelain

Porcelain Illumination: Two medium Edison sockets

porcelain

Condition

AA# 24212 Circa: 1920-1940 Condition: Age Consistent / Rewired Finish: Original Origin: U.

Our fixtures are cleaned, rewired, and restored & are ready to hang, following UL standards.

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AA# 24212 Circa: 1920-1940 Condition: Age Consistent / Rewired Finish: Original Origin: U.S.A Materials: Porcelain Illumination: Two medium Edison sockets Dimensions: 10.75” long, 6.25” wide x 3.25” height We find that early antique lighting was designed as objects of art and we treat each fixture with careful attention to preserve original beauty. Our fixtures are cleaned, rewired, and restored & are ready to hang, following UL standards. We can work with you on code requirements. We offer fully insured shipping within the continental United States. Shipping will be calculated at checkout. For items requiring freight or blanket-wrap delivery, please contact us for a quote.

Dealer notes

AA# 24212 Circa: 1920-1940 Condition: Age Consistent / Rewired Finish: Original Origin: U.S.A Materials: Porcelain Illumination: Two medium Edison sockets Dimensions: 10.75” long, 6.25” wide x 3.25” height We find that early antique lighting was designed as objects of art and we treat each fixture with careful attention to preserve original beauty. Our fixtures are cleaned, rewired, and restored & are ready to hang, following UL standards. We can work with you on code requirements. We offer fully insured shipping within the continental United States. Shipping will be calculated at checkout. For items requiring freight or blanket-wrap delivery, please contact us for a quote.

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