Elk Lighting - 46590/2
Long, ice-like crystals ''fall'' through the opening of the graphite fabric drum shade in the Crystal Falls sconce. The rich color of the graphite shade acts as a mysterious and contrasting backdrop to the clear crystals while the Satin Nickel finish complements the modern design.
| Finish: |
Satin Nickel |
| Collection: |
Crystal Falls |
| UPC: |
748119133973 |
| Online Product ID: |
5589710 |
| Width: |
13" |
| Height: |
14" |
| Depth: |
7" |
| Weight: |
2 lbs. |
| Introduction Date: |
12/19/18 |
| Made In: |
China |
| Style: |
Modern,Contemporary |
| Wire: |
8 |
| Light Source: |
Torpedo |
| Bulbs: |
2 |
| Max Watts: |
60 |
| Material: |
Glass, PVC, Steel |
| Voltage: |
120v |
| Bulb Base: |
E12 Candelabra |
| Item Substyle: |
Luxe / Glam |
| Shade Glass Description: |
Graphite fabric shade |
| Shade Glass Height Inches: |
7 |
| Shade Glass Materials: |
PVC |
| Shade Glass Width: |
13 |
| Shipping: |
L:16"x W:10"x H:12" 5 lbs. |
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46590/2 - Elk Lighting
Keidel is proud to present this satin nickel finished wall sconce, by Elk Lighting. The 46590/2 is made from premium materials, this Wall Sconce offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Elk Lighting's decorative Crystal Falls Collection, so make sure to check out other modern,contemporary fixtures to accessorize your room.
ELK Group International is a premier designer and importer of indoor and outdoor residential, designer and commercial lighting fixtures, decorative accessories and furniture. An award winning team of international designers and engineers ensure that each product is created with uncompromising detail and unparalleled design. The company founded in 1983 distributes over 5,000 products under ELK Lighting, Landmark Lighting, Sterling Industries, Baldinger, Dimond Lighting, Artistic Lighting, HGTV Home, Trump Home, Historic Royal Palaces, Biltmore Estates, and Mary Kate and Ashley brands.
