 (A) A favorite amongst certain decorators and other purveyors of good taste... these simple but sophisticated American sconces are a constant seller. But, do you think I'm making them in the basement? Uh-uh. Better grab these while they're still around! They've been polished, patinated, and rewired, of course; they're perfect, in other words! They're a "standard" height of around 9 inches and about 5 wide, and each can take a 100-watt bulb. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)
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 (B) A fine pair of Markel sconces, with freshly brass-plated backs. They're 11 tall, 5 1/2 wide. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)
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 (C) I wish I had a dozen of these for my Egyptian Revival barge! (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)
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 (D) Four are available, one shade having a slight hairline crack; nice opalescent fiery color in the shades... The backs are solid brass. Joel slipped right in there and nailed these four! SOLD!!
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 (G) The fountain motif, wildly popular in the 20's, with a classic mint green finish over porcelain. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)
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 (N) American Moderne styling, with hints of Classical design... Walter Von Nessen design? They're in excellent condition, mostly aluminum, and provide a very dramatic look when lit. Dimensions: 10 wide, 9 1/2 high, 5 deep. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)
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