Kansas - Wall Lights and Sconces

Large Hollywood Regency style 'Wisteria' wall sconce appliqué by Hans Kögl, attributed to Jean-Henri Jansen, circa 1950-70, Germany. Gold leaf and l...

An impressive pair of French 3-arm, metal and gold leaf sconces with old wiring from the mid-century.

Glass-rod and brass wall-mount sconce in the style of Sciolari. Glass rods are clear. Rods from the back of fixture are missing--this is not visible when mounted. This light would b...

Stunning Mid-Century Modern or brutalist gold and black plastic wall sconces model #4050 by Dart Industries (previously known as Syroco the well-known early 20th century ornamental décor manufacturing company.). Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that these are vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, 1960s-1970s. Art is something that makes you breathe with a different kind of happiness! -Anni Albers. Well get ready to take in a deep breath of happiness when you check out these awesome wall sconces by Dart Industries!! Their tags are dated 1968 and they are model number 4050. They are comprised of molded black and gold plastic squares and rectangles all connected with slender gold bars. Very eye catching…it’s like a golden treasure on the wall! And they have a black cube style cup to hold a candle, a small succulent, or some artificial vining if you don’t want a candle on the wall. But they look just as awesome empty simply as wall sculptures. And if you want them all gold with no black accent the black cube is removable by unscrewing one little screw. They are Mid-Century Modern, but they also have a little Hollywood Regency and Brutalist in their style. Dart Industries was founded in 1937 by William F. Dart as a machine shop engineering and manufacturing there where they produced key cases, steel tape measures, and identification tags for the armed forces. In the 50’s the company began experimenting with expandable polystyrene and introduced the innovative design of the foam cup which coincided with the fast-food industries due to the high demand for disposable food containers. Dart container products became a staple in the food industry and would go on to manufacture Tupperware, Duracell, etc. and merged with Kraft foods in 1980. The Syracuse Ornamental Company, known as Syroco, was an American manufacturing company based in Syracuse, New York. They were best known for their molded wood-pulp products that resembled hand-carving. By the 1930s the company had also developed an extensive line of gift and novelty items made of "SyrocoWood" and also "Woodite," a combination of wood flour and polymer. In the 1960s the company began to use injection molding for some of its products. Syroco added more lines of injection molded plastics when a new plant was opened in nearby Baldwinsville in 1963 which was entirely geared to plastics production, especially PVCs and polystyrene. Dart owned Tupperware, from which Syroco gained more knowledge of injection molding. The company began to use plastic in new "modern" designs and new forms for clocks, mirrors, tables, and a range of household items. In 1965 the company was bought by Rexall Drug...

Incredible pair of wall sconces by Moe Lighting for their Honeycomb collection. One in their color called emerald blue and one in their color called tangerine gold, or maybe it’s the cranberry pink, although to us it looks red gold. They are in fabulous vintage condition with labels intact. May have minor scratching and spots to brass plate as you would expect for age. Please see photos. Although different in color, we are pricing them as a set. Circa 1960s. Holy honeycomb Batman!! Are these not the most awesome and beautiful and funky and fun wall sconces...

Gorgeous vintage Czech Bohemian blown glass and brass 12 arm chandelier and 3 wall sconces. Beautiful vintage condition with normal wear for the...

Vintage pair of large mirror and brass sconces. Art Deco in style but most likely from the 1970s. Newer wiring. Great pieces for drama or to modernize a traditional room!

Fabulous pair of midcentury Venetian caged latticino glass ceiling lights in white and gold. They can also be used as wall sconces as the globes are held...

Fabulous pair of Scandinavian Modern teak and glass swing arm wall lights with a rattan reed trimmed shade. Styled after Uno and Östen Kristiansson for Luxus but this pair are marked made in Yugoslavia on their wood bracket. They are in wonderful vintage condition. The glass globes have no chips, cracks or chiggers but one does have an original made in Sweden sticker. The teak arms are in great condition with their original finish. The cords and switches are good; however, one is a bit yellowed from their age. They both have new Euro ceramic sockets. We have painted the interior of the pair of reed trimmed shades as they were quite stained. Please see photos. Circa 1960s. What a pair of fabulous wall lamps! They are Scandinavian Modern in design and are in the style of brothers Uno and Östen Kristiansson for Luxus. However, they are marked made in Yugoslavia on their wood bracket and with one Made in Sweden sicker on one of the glass globes. The pair are comprised of a teak wall mount and teak swing arm with a white power cord which runs through the bracket into the cased blown glass globes to a single socket. There is an in-line switch to easily turn the lights on and off. Plus, they each have a small reed lampshade...

Awesome Mid-Century Modern curved glass wall sconces with cone shaped shades with a white and clear, but looks gold, harlequin diamond patter...

Outstanding gilded polystyrene foam palm tree floor torchiere style wall sconce lamps in the style of Serge Roche. The pair are in wonderful vintage condition, circa 1970. Fabulous and over-the-top! I’m not sure what style to call this pair of gilded palm tree...

A very unique vintage Italian pair of large, iron, three-candle sconces. These beautiful Mid-Century sconces are adorned with crystal beads and hand-carved elongated wood bobbles, ci...