Description

A handsome early 20th-century adjustable copper picture light or library wall sconce, featuring a cylindrical spun copper shade mounted on an articulated double-arm support. Dating to approximately 1920, this fixture embodies the understated elegance of the Colonial Revival and Arts & Crafts periods with its clean architectural lines and warm, naturally aged copper finish.

Designed to illuminate artwork, bookshelves, or mirrors, the adjustable arms and thumb screws allow the light to be positioned precisely where needed. Professionally rewired for modern use while preserving its original character, this fixture is equally suited to traditional homes, historic restorations, galleries, libraries, and contemporary interiors seeking authentic antique lighting.

H: 7" L: 10" D: 9"