The well designed and proportioned glass shade really stands out against the simple white porcelain back plate. Mostly covered with a fired on white paint the clear bottom adds the light where you need it and the clear glass ribs against the front adds dimension and design tot he shade. Both the vintage glass shade and the vintage white porcelain back plate are in excellent condition 2 bulb fixture will handle 75 watt bulbs.

Pleasing combination of the cream colored shades on the off-white or cream colored porcelain backs. The transfer, fired on floral pattern works very well with the rest of the fixtures. Probably from the late '20s or early '30s. Pull switch sockets have been rebuilt. With over 15 contact points in these sockets, unless they are rebuilt there is no telling how long they will function properly. The hand painted gold accenting is in excellent condition with minimal paint loss. This is one of two…

Nicely detailed floral decoration fired onto the porcelain back plate. Background is off white to light cream color. A little color variation between the sconces in the flowers but not very noticeable at all. Designed as a bare bulb fixture, shown with readily available white flame bulbs.

Typical 1920s / 1930s white porcelain bath or kitchen fixture with a milk glass shade. The shade has a unique subway tile pattern around the opening with strong rams horn ribs from back to front across the top.

Nice little vintage wall sconce, typical of what you would find in a 1930s home. White porcelain back with an enclosed shade with fired on white paint and a clear patterned bottom section. Pull switch is optional. Height: 5 1/2 inches Width: 6 inches Projection: 7 1/2 inches

Matched pair of 1920s - 1930s light yellow porcelain wall sconces. These were typically found in kitchens or bathrooms in their day. Shown with two different colors of bulbs (not included), which are both currently available. Porcelain in excellent condition with no cracks and no noticeable chips. They retain their original light yellow bottom porcelain nut and pull. Height: 10 3/4 inches Width: 37/8 inches Projection: 4 inches

Exquisitely simple Vintage Art Deco wall sconce. Chrome plated with curved milk glass shade. Vintage lighting at its best. From Lincoln Mfg. and found in 1936 Sears catalog. Stock images. Height: 9 1/8 inch Width: 4 3/8 inch Projection: 3 3/4 inch

Vintage white porcelain wall lighting fixtures for the typical vintage bathroom. With their classic design, clean lines these are our most popular of the white porcelain sconces. Original glass also adorn these antique lighting fixtures. Outlet disabled due to safety concerns. Note: Some have outlets, some do not but all outlets have been disabled. Back in their day it was usual that one would have an outlet and one would not. Height: 7 3/8 inches Width:3 3/4 inches Projection: 4 1/2 inches…

shade is just entering the Mid-Century domain yet restrained enough to fit well into a 1920s bungalow. Classic hourglass shape with the pairing of these two pieces. Glass and porcelain in excellent condition. Rewired to today's standard. Height: 9 1/2 inches Width: 8 inches Width of ceiling plate: 6 1/4 inches 75 watt max

Nice to find an undamaged blue/green porcelain fixture with a period subway tile shade. The pattern on the shade was designed to complement white field wall tiles typically found on wainscoting, where the tiles were laid horizontally and each row overlapped the adjacent row by 1/2 the length of the tile. The color was made to match either field or trim tile in a 1920s - 1930s bathroom or kitchen, or possibly other porcelain fixtures such as the sink or toilet. Wonderful addition to any…

Pair of vintage white porcelain wall light sconce fixtures. These antique wall lamps were designed to fit into any decor without stealing the spotlight or creating waves, just a straightforward, well executed, fundamental design. Height: 7 1/4 inches as shown with bulb Width: 3 7/8 inches Projection: 3 5/8

Lavender Porcelain Sconces with Camphor Glass Shades. Shades have a nice sun burst pattern down their front. All pieces in excellent condition with no noticeable chips and no cracks. Great addition to a powder room or vintage bath. Height: 5 1/2 inches Width of shade: 7 3/4 inches Projection: 6 3/4 inches Width of back plate: 4 1/2 inches

Vintage 1930s painted glass two light bulb wall sconce. Mostly used in bathrooms, dressing rooms, and kitchens. The glass shade has a fired on white paint and white porcelain back has silver detailing which has been hand painted. There are a few minor scratches on the front of the glass and a small chip in the far right back corner on the shade. The porcelain back is in excellent condition with minor paint loss on the silver detailing.

Made to match pink tile trim popular from the late twenties through the thirties. Adding some visual excitement is again very popular in todays design trends, especially if you are lucky enough to have a home with the original tiles. Great looking to place on each side of a bathroom mirror. Shown with white flame bulbs and an amber bulb. Both available today. Pull switch mechanism has been rebuilt for reliable service for decades to come. Height: 7 1/4 inches Width: 1/4 inches Projection: 3…

The original socket on this fixture has a patent date of 1899. In remarkable condition for being 110 years old. Original nickel finish has only been cleaned and waxed. Perfect for a vintage or antique kitchen or bathroom. Rewired for today's use. Height: 10 inches Width of shade: 7 inches Width at back plate: 4 5/8 inches Projection: 9 inches

Vintage white porcelain wall lighting fixtures for the typical vintage bathroom. With their classic design, clean lines these are our most popular of the white porcelain sconces. Original glass also adorn these antique lighting fixtures. Outlet disabled due to safety concerns. Note: Some have outlets, some do not but all outlets have been disabled. Back in their day it was usual that one would have an outlet and one would not. Height: 7 3/8 inches Width:3 3/4 inches Projection: 4 1/2 inches…