$995.00
This vintage semi-flush mount ceiling light was made by Quoizel in the Late 20th Century. It consists of a luminous alabaster shade and metal spiral top. The alabaster has rich natural striations in a luminous palette of amber and beige. Structurally, there are three porcelain bulb sockets. Expect a warm, ambient glow from this timeless piece.
Dimensions:
16 in. diameter
12 in. height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound, with general wear consistent with the fixture's age and use.
Location: Stamford, CT
$4,800.00
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