the Fine Arts Company 3-Arm Brass Sconces & Shades - a Pair

A pair of vintage, monumental-sized polished brass sconces, each having 6 curlicue-shaped arms with faux candlesticks and stylized gathered arrowhead base. USA, dating to 1920-194...

A pair of fanciful verdigris or dark green metal candle sconces accented with brass florettes and decorations, each having three arms and faux candlesticks, circa 1980. Wired for US...

Pair of vintage brass wall lights / sconces with antique white milk glass disk shades. USA, circa 1910. Dimensions: 4.5 inch wall plate diameter (part that mounts to wall) 9 inch d...

Pair of brass wall sconces or lamps with scalloped milk glass shades. USA, circa 1930. Recently rewired with new sockets. Each sconce takes one standard base bulb (60 watts max). D...

A pair of period midcentury sconces in brass and gray metal, each with five arms. In the style of Stilnovo. Italy, circa 1950. Dimensions: 14 height x 8 width x 6.5 deep x 3.5 bac...

Pair of vintage patinated, bronze-finish brass wall lights / sconces with antique white milk glass disk shades, USA, circa 1920. Overall dimensions: 9 inch depth (including sha...

Two arm brushed brass sconces with shades.

Pair of brass single arm sconces with cylindrical Lucite shades.

A brass, 2-arm, Sheffield style sconce from the 1930s. With frosted glass shades in a tapered, bellflower shape. With independent switches on the sockets. Newly wired. 12.75" width x...

Brass sconces, originally with gas burners. Elegant glass shades with a scalloped rim and cut with a floral pattern. Brass has been handpolished and lacquered to protect the finish. ...

Characterful pair of sconces injecting atmosphere into the interior Stylish classic form with characteristic Dutch split turned backs and large scrolling arms Electrified Measur...

Fine Arts Lamp Company, 20th century. 21" h to socket 29.5" h to finial "The company’s artistic heritage began in the New York glassmaking factory founded by Max Blumberg in the late nineteenth century. In 1940, his son Jack Blumberg gathered the finest designers, sculptors, and decorative artists to fulfill their shared vision of becoming the world’s premier lighting manufacturer, and Fine Art Lamps was born. In 1965, Jack’s son Max carried on the commitment of his grandfather and father to design excellence and superb workmanship. In 1976, the company moved to Miami and expanded its operations capitalizing on the dynamic and creative culture thriving in South Florida at the time. Over time, Fine Art has been honored with numerous design awards, including the prestigious ART Manufacturer of the Year Award an unprecedented nine times, distinguishing the company beyond compare, and cementing our induction into the ART Hall of Fame. In early 2018, as Max looked to enjoy new adventures in retirement, the company was acquired by his long-term executive team...