Tulip Sconce - Two ArmA minimalist and almost geometric simplicity underlies this classic design, which integrates well with a wide range of decors, from Early American and Dutch Colonial to Contemporary Farmhouse or Industrial. The motifs for both our Tulip and Heart sconces derive from Pennsylvania Dutch 'Hex Signs'. Around the mid to late 19th century, folks in that region began painting or otherwise affixing such symbols to barns and other buildings. Every piece is

All of our lighting is hand-made and are well worth the wait

Shown in Custom Two Painted

This wall mounted fixture is based on the post lantern in front of the Jonathan Ashley house in historic Deerfield

Lantern found in Chester

Shown in Gunmetal with Tobacco Stain

A classic lantern with a Mansard roof

Shown in Special Hand Rubbed Bronze

Available in single arm version as SC-1-203 for purchase on our website

stylized acanthus leaves adorning each arm are formed from sections of hand-cut metal ribbon

This is an exact copy of the post lantern in front of the Jonathan Ashley house in historic Deerfield

the Winterthur Chandelier reflects the quiet elegance and craftsmanship of early American lighting

Shown in Painted Black