Cap Sconce 6"

SKU: 30120-1
Sale price$417.00
Finish: Brass
Color + Finish Finish Only

Description

Some designs don't need reinventing — they just need a little Dutton Brown flair.

The Cap Sconce 6" takes a classic mid-century silhouette and builds it from solid brass with a hand-blown glass globe, so it looks just as at home in a traditional space as it does in a modern one. Position it up or down to shape the light exactly how you want it. Choose brass, nickel, or black finish to match the rest of your space.

A classic, reimagined for the 21st century. 


Drawing

cap wall sconce 6-inch ISO drawing, dutton brown lighting

Specs

Dimensions

Overall Height: 12", Depth: 8", Globe: 6" Backplate: 5.7"

Weight

1 lb

Materials

Brass, glass.

Configuration

Hardwired. Use with LED or incandescent bulbs. Dimmable when used with dimmable bulbs installed on compatible wall dimmer switch.

Socket Type

1 socket · E26 (medium) base · max 9W each

Rating

120V 60Hz, Max 9W per socket (bulb not included).

Certification

UL listed for damp locations in United States and Canada.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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great light - arrived on

"great light - arrived on time and packaged well. looks so pretty in a teen girls room!"

— Sarina G. (5/5)

Beautiful lights!

"Just installed in our master bath. There are lots of sconces out there with this shape and profile but we liked the subtle details on the arms of these. Very happy with them!"

— Doreen (5/5)

Perfect touch

"I purchased a matching sconce to add intrigue to my entryway hallway to introduce the stunning pendants in my kitchen. So glad I did! It’s the perfect size and shape for the space"

— Rachel C. (5/5)

Great quality but can’t hang as pictured

"We have purchased many fixtures from DB and are very satisfied with the quality. This particular style we purchased to hand as pictured in display however the bulb does not screw onto the fixture so you have to mount it upwards not downwards in turn changes the look a bit."

— jennifer f. (3/5)

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