Crestwood One Light Wall Sconce in Black Tourmaline in Multiple Finishes

Crestwood One Light Wall Sconce in Black Tourmaline in Multiple Finishes

Marsoni

M251S

$118.00

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Crestwood One Light Wall Sconce in Black Tourmaline in Multiple FinishesA starburst shaped backplate shines beautifully in this Savoy House Crestwood 1 light sconce, creating a lovely look that imparts any space with a touch of midcentury inspired style. The white pleated shade and Black Tourmaline finish are a perfect pairing. Crestwood is 15. 75" in height, 8" in width and extends 9. 5" from the wall. Uses one candelabra size bulb of up to 60 watts. The bulb is not included. Damp area rated. Width: 8. 00" Height: 15.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021