SORRY, EVERYTHING ON THIS PAGE IS... SOLD!!

(A) A pair of these classically-shaped Art Deco sconces with a pine-cone motif -- with brushed nickel, solid brass mounts -- awaits your (check) and (then) installation! They're about 12 inches tall, 6 inches wide.

Sorry, pine cones all gone to Oxnard!! SOLD!!

(D) Fresh off the boat and out of the container, these Modernist French sconces "say it all!" They're made of solid brass, and the condition of the original chrome plating is excellent. That's a chromed tube standing vertically in the center. These measure 13 wide, 10 high, and each socket can take a 60-watt candelabra-based bulb.

Off to NYC and Carolan's cool pad! SOLD!!

(E) A most handsome and extremely rare pair of signed Degue sconces, which measure about 12 high by 5 1/2 wide. The mounts have their original nickel finish, in fine condition.

Gone but most assuredly not forgotten! SOLD!!

(G) I like the sleek, quasi-industrial look of these sconces, but I'm not selling them as being from the Art Deco era. They're French and thus high quality (solid brass with chrome plating), but they were probably made in the ... 70's? They're about eight inches tall. Very cute!

SORRY, SOLD!!!

(H) I have two of these bold French sconces, forties vintage, but the frosted shade you see here is history. Of course I can outfit them with something similar -- just ask!! They're solid brass, freshly nickle-plated.

Sold, but another almost-identical pair is in the works! Stay tuned... or ask...

(H continued) Or, perhaps you prefer these "icicle" shades, wonderfully opalescent. The metal, shown here in the original brass, can be replated to match the sconce above, which has been replated in polished nickel. (e-mail Jack to start the conversation)

(I) I've got four of these super high quality, heavy solid brass French sconces with opalescent shades from the late 30's or so. I've already plated two in nickel, as you see it here -- what beauties! The shade is over eight inches in diameter, with rich colors including fiery golds in the thicker parts of the glass when the light is on. This sconce comes out about 11 inches from the wall, and is about 7 inches top-to-bottom.

All gone, all four! Up to Little River, on the North California Coast! SOLD!!!

(I) Here's one of a pair of freshly restored and replated (in brushed nickel) French 1940's sconces with a bold but flowing design -- with frosted and clear shades by the famed lighting designer Petitot! They projet about 8 1/2 inches from the wall and the shade is about that in diameter. They take up to a sixty watt bulb each.

GONE, up north to Ken's pad! SOLD!!