Description

Price per light. Rewired and ready for install.  

Rare - never had these in stock before. 

Exceptional pair of early 20th century brass picture lights attributed to the renowned I.P. Frink company of New York. These elegant wall-mounted fixtures feature a refined elongated hood design with warm aged brass patina and clean architectural lines typical of high-quality American lighting from the 1910–1930 period.

Originally designed to illuminate paintings, mirrors, or library shelving, these fixtures bridge industrial functionality with understated sophistication. Their minimalist profile works beautifully in traditional, Art Deco, modern, or transitional interiors.

I.P. Frink was one of America’s most respected lighting manufacturers, known for producing high-grade commercial, institutional, and architectural lighting throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The company supplied fixtures for banks, libraries, civic buildings, and transportation hubs, and today their surviving pieces are highly sought after for both residential and commercial interiors.

H: 5" W: 10" D: 9"