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Wall Sconces: Gem of a Light

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Supplier: Kallista Key Features: Quartz wall plate Silk shade Metal finishes include chrome, nickel silver or brushed nickel Dimensions: 14-3/8” long, 7-3/4" projection with shade Pricing: Starting at $748. Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: Counterpoint by Barbara Barry sconce Learn more about Kallista: Get Kallista contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com Light dances off the rock crystal back plate of this elegant wall sconce. Part of an vintage style Counterpoint collection by Barbara Barry, the sconce combines the glamor of the 1930s with an earlier Arts and Crafts love of natural materials and simple designs. The solid brass bracket holds a silk shade. Metal finishes are chrome, nickel silver or brushed nickel. The lamp takes a standard 60-watt bulb. See more product stories like this: Bath Accessories Art Deco Lighting Decorative Lighting Light Fixtures Reproduction Lighting Wall Sconces Share this story:
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