Iron Abbey
Heavy iron, cast in deep relief, and set in a brass frame; these wall sconces are ideal outdoors as all-weather luminaries, or indoors as classic accents.
13 more U.S. MADE Iron Abbey Gothic Style lighting fixtures available.
Available Lens (Specify): Orange Amber Mica, Almond Natural Mica, Frost Glass
IRON ABBEY is heavy iron, cast in deep relief. Our American Gothic Style Collection of 15 fixtures includes Sconces, Lantern Pendants, Flush-Mount Ceiling Lights, and Chandeliers. U.S. MADE
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Storybook
Once upon a time circa 1920, a Hollywood studio artist built a cottage with cozy corners, quirky angles, sway back roof cape, half timbering and rough cast stucco with inlaid stone and clinker bricks. Throughout the U.S., others picked up this theatrical fancy with nursery-rhyme themes. Storybook style is the outgrowth of European period revival styles: Spanish Colonial, Old English Cotswold Cottage, Rural French, Norman Village.
Storybook houses have added elements of exaggeration, humor
pure whimsy. Turn on a Storybook Lantern and imagine skipping with Hansel & Gretel in a medieval castle.
Steel & Iron construction with exclusive and durable Storybook Rust baked-on powdercoat finish. Choose authentic Orange amber or Almond natural color mica mineral lens.
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Vintage Black Iron
Authentic 1920's Styles
Cataloged herein is Mica Lamp Co's collection of authentic forged iron lighting fixtures. Popularly known as Country Cottage, Tudor, Spanish Revival, and Old Hollywood. All are authentically detailed in forged iron, and fire burned to an authentic black finish in their California shop. Construction is heavy in weight, with abundant hammer marks and rivet fasteners. Their Garden Fixtures (U.L. wet) are finished with a durable all-weather Bronze Coat.
The authentic BLACK IRON FINISH is achieved by using the centuries old process of applying a high heat flame directly to the surface of the wrought iron. This "burned" or "fire finish" is naturally uneven; colors range from gray to black to blue and red. Chipping or peeling is natural and part of the "old world" or "antique-aged" appearance. Authentic Style C.1920
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