Steampunk Wall Sconce Vintage Edison Bulb Clear Glass Tube Hallway Lamp
Add a touch of industrial flair to your décor with this vintage-inspired tube wall sconce. Featuring a clear glass tube shade and a sleek, minimalist design, this fixture is perfect for hallways, bathrooms, or accent lighting. Showcases an Edison bulb (included) for a warm, inviting glow.
Product Specifications:
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Product Dimensions: (Based on your provided image)
- Overall Height: 48 cm (approximately 18.9 inches)
- Width: 6 cm (approximately 2.4 inches)
- Depth (from wall): 18 cm (approximately 7.1 inches)
- Backplate Height: 12 cm (approximately 4.7 inches)
- Material: Metal (likely iron or steel), Glass (tube shade)
- Finish: Black
- Bulb Type: Edison Bulb (T30)
- Bulb Base: E26 /E27
- Wattage: Max 40-60W
- Voltage: 120V (US standard) / 220-240V (European standard )
- Dimmable: Yes (if using a compatible dimmer switch and bulb)
- Installation: Wall mounted, hardwired
- Light Direction: Omni-directional
- Package Includes: Wall sconce fixture (bulb included), mounting hardware
Shipping Information
Total Delivery Time = Processing Time + Shipping Time
- Standard shipping method: The logistics method of this product is EMS. It will be delivered within 7-12 days under normal circumstances.
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- Personalized Customization Available: Create a piece that's uniquely yours.
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- Compatible with CE/FCC Certification: Meets safety and quality standards.
- Warranty periods (Home & Garden): 24 Months
- Item price includes import duties.
- Quality Guaranteed: Damaged parts will be reissued.
- Hassle-Free Returns: If the goods received are not as expected or not suitable, you may return them subject to our Returns Policy. This item must be returned in the factory carton, packed exactly as it was shipped; otherwise, returns will not be accepted.
