A decorative wall sconce combining a tall clear glass cylinder, a softly diffused inner shade and an ornate black crown-like band. Brushed-gold details and a crisp black geometric frame give the fixture a distinctive modern-classic character.
Why it works
- Tall clear cylindrical outer shade
- Soft white inner diffuser
- Ornate black pierced crown band
- Brushed-gold wall plate and arm
- Distinctive black rectangular frame
Product details
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Product type: Decorative glass wall sconce
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Form: Single cylinder with geometric support
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Colours: Black, gold tone, clear and white
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Mounting: Wall mounted
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Use: Indoor decorative lighting
Installation and care
Professional installation is recommended. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and excessive moisture.
Frequently asked questions
What creates the decorative character?
The clear cylinder is framed by an ornate black pierced band, gold-tone details and a geometric black support.
Does it give a softer glow?
Yes. The white inner diffuser softens the illuminated appearance.
Is it a single-light fitting?
The images show one cylindrical light assembly. They do not establish the bulb-holder type, internal lamp count or whether the source is a replaceable bulb or integrated LED.
How should it be cleaned?
Use a soft, dry cloth and avoid abrasive products or excess moisture.
Who should install it?
A qualified electrician should install it and confirm site compatibility.
What are its dimensions and electrical specifications?
Exact height, width, wall projection, voltage, wattage, colour temperature and dimming compatibility are not documented. Room photographs illustrate styling rather than measured scale; neither installation clearance nor bulb compatibility can be determined from them.
What materials and inclusions are verified?
The product description identifies a clear glass shade and a decorative metal band. The white inner diffuser material, metal alloy and plating construction are unspecified. Bulb inclusion, installation hardware and an IP rating are not documented.