Classic Craftsman Wall Sconce
$259.99
Out of stock
SKU
TFCC8802
UPC
611728115787
Opulence abounds in the Quoizel Craftsman, a fine example of articulate Arts and Crafts design. The piece pays homage to this timeless design style with straight lines that artfully comes together to form burgundy, blue and peachy squares and rectangles. Like all Tiffany fixtures, the glass varies in color so that no two pieces are exactly alike. A steeped top border adds additional visual interest to this meticulous and grand fixture. Destined to draw attention no matter the setting, the Quoizel Craftsman is perfect for studies, hallways, bedrooms and living areas.
Brand
Quoizel
Collection
Classic Craftsman
Voltage
120
Number of Bulbs
2-Light
Finish
Tiffany
Safety Rating
CUL
Weight
0.000000 lb
Size
n/a x n/a x 7
Length
n/a
Height
7
Width
n/a
Nearest Store Locations
Please call store ahead of time to confirm whether this item is on display
1.
14th Street Showroom
City: Atlanta
Zip: 30318
State: Georgia
Address: 650 14th Street NW
2.
Lanier Showroom & Outlet
City: Cumming
Zip: 30040
State: Georgia
Address: 4180 GA Highway 400
3.
Roswell Showroom
City: Roswell
Zip: 30076
State: Georgia
Address: 11580 Alpharetta Highway
4.
Sugarloaf Showroom
City: Duluth
Zip: 30097
State: Georgia
Address: 1621 Satellite Boulevard NW
5.
Town Center Showroom & Outlet
City: Kennesaw
Zip: 30144
State: Georgia
Address: 1100 Cobb Place Drive
Quoizel designers scour the globe for inspiration and are constantly discovering unique new materials for their creations. This innovation in design is combined with superb workmanship in each piece, resulting in a work of art that you will want to show off for years to come. Quoizel prides itself on quality, dedication and integrity. They avoid running with fads that could be mere flashes in the pan and instead focus on thoughtful choices as well as a balance of form and function. Their offerings range from ornate and traditional to sleek and contemporary, so you’ll find a Quoizel light to suit your style, no matter what.
