Machine Age Art Deco Wall Sconces by Edward Kent for Railley Corp

Original 1930s Art Deco Alumun Wall Sconce Fished with a mix of machine pieces fixed to a black enameled base finished a spun aluminum flute-shaped Torchiere Shade...

Originally used in the legendary Sunset tower hotel in Los Angeles- formerly the home to Errol Flynn, Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra- this stunnin...

This stunning and dramatic pair of Art Deco Machine Age sconces were realized in the United States circa 1935. They feature circular polished chrome bases secured by hexagonal caps with convex centers. Cylindrical shades cantilever from the bases crowned with a lustrous chrome circular cap at top and bottom, and secured at their bases with a spherical finial. The translucent glass shades are inscribed with a frosted abstract horizontal striations imbuing the surface, suggesting stylized tree bark or the subtly wind stirred surface of a lake. With their beautiful attention to detail, striking economy of form, and beautiful formal juxtapositions, these sconces are sure to delight discerning collectors of first rate Machine Age Art Deco objects...

One brushed aluminum Streamline Art Deco wall sconce featuring a round body with a glass cutout for accent lighting along the top. These lamps evoke the designs of the early modern e...