1920s wall sconce

Those are super cool. Is that a mica shade? Never seen anything like it. No idea who made or value but perhaps an expert on 1920s lighting would have an idea. Do you know if they came out of a house in Brooklyn or anything about them? They look rustic (with the wood) yet modern, which is perhaps not that typical a combo. Typically if a lighting fixture (or other collectible or antique) was expensive when first made/bought it will be expensive now, and the reverse if also true.

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excelonconstructionsocial | 2 years and 5 months ago

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Any thoughts on who made or where and value?

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