Item # bci1026066

The Currey and Company 5543 has been discontinued

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Currey and Company Laureate Wall Sconce

Model: 5543

Discontinued
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    Product Overview

    Laureate Wall Sconce

    This petite wall sconce is delightful with its lavish dressing of crystal chains. Perfect for the powder room or anyplace that needs a little glamour. Wall sconces are sold as pin-ups which allows them to be either hard wired or plugged in.

    • Material: Iron/ Crystal
    • Requires 2 60 Watt Candelabra Bulbs (Not Included)
    • Socket Type: Candelabra. Socket Finish: Antique Candlesleeve.
    • Switch Type: Cord Switch.
    • Cord/Supply Wire Color: Gold. Cord Length: 96 inches.
    • Shade information: Wall Sconce not suitable for shades

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    Manufacturer Resources

    Dimensions and Measurements

    Height
    14 in.
    Width
    12 in.

    Included Components

    Shade
    No

    Characteristics and Features

    Bulb Base
    Candelabra (E12)
    Bulb Type
    Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
    Bulb Visible
    Yes
    Light Direction
    Ambient Lighting
    Material
    Crystal, Iron
    Number of Bulbs
    2
    Sconce Type
    Candle Style, Multi Light, Plug In
    Theme
    Traditional

    Electrical and Operational Information

    Power Source
    Plug-In
    Wattage
    120
    Watts Per Bulb
    60

    Warranty and Product Information

    Series
    Laureate
    Product Videos
    • Follow Kyleen Bromley of Build.com as she shows you the step-by-step process of replacing and installing an indoor wall sconce.
      Do It Yourself: Installing an Indoor Wall Sconce
      Follow Kyleen Bromley of Build.com as she shows you the step-by-s...
    Do It Yourself: Installing an Indoor Wall Sconce

    Do It Yourself: Installing an Indoor Wall Sconce

    Follow Kyleen Bromley of Build.com as she shows you the step-by-step process of replacing and installing an indoor wall sconce.