Regina Andrew Franklin Wall Sconce Wall Light in Natural Brass 15-1221NB - Open Box
- Open Box
- Non-Returnable
Regina Andrew Franklin Wall Sconce Wall Light in Natural Brass 15-1221NB - Open Box
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- Open Box
- Non-Returnable
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Description
The Franklin Sconce is a harmonious blend of classic and femininity with the added utility of a dimmer knob on its backplate. Adding a touch of tactile intrigue through its unique string lamp shade, the Franklin Sconce is the perfect addition to a powder room or as a pair on either side of a bed.
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Additional Details
- Hard Wire
- Junction Box Location: 10.25 in from top, 2.5 in from bottom, 3 in from side
- Natural and semi-precious materials are products of the nature. Any variations in color, pattern, texture, size and veining should not be considered as a defect.
- Spider Color: Polished Brass
- Proposition 65 Material: Lead and lead compounds
- Wipe metal occasionally with a soft, damp, lint-free cloth. Finish with a dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive fabrics. Dust and debris can be removed from shade by dusting with a clean feather duster.
About the Brand
Regina Andrew Detroit roots run deep in the city they call home. Known as the Paris of the Midwest, Detroit style and character have shaped who they are, what they make and how they make it.