Drift Cone Contemporary Sculptural Cast Glass Wall Light Sconce

Polifemo sconce is a composition of three natural elements, alabaster, brass, and mongoy wood complementing each other through a dialogue of pure geometries. The name of the piece refers to the Cyclope because of the giant eye glowing light from a hidden source. The light is filtered by translucent stone spreading a smooth light that became bright when it hits the brass element giving a sculptural effect. The brass is brushed with a wax coating to slow down the natural oxidation process, thus creating an alluring finish that ages gracefully over time. Materials: Machined brushed brass, alabaster, waxed mongoy wood All brass finishes are un-lacquered and hand sealed...

Torch no2 is part of an ongoing series of illuminated objects based in the reuse of empty propane torch cylinders. In this version, glass cast takes the place of the porcelain used i...

Pair of sconces from Murano, Italy outside of Venice. Each sconce features a hand-blown cone of glass in a frosted gray tone. The glass is supported by a brass structure. This pair h...

2 pair available these superb French Mid-Century Modern 3 light sconces, wall lights in brass and steel with original Opaline glass shade designed by Maison Arlus and made in the 196...