Tate Picture Wall Sconce

by Regina Andrew

5.0(1)

$530.00
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1 of 12 | Tate Picture Wall Sconce
1 of 12 | Tate Picture Wall Sconce

Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Contract Grade
Made in China
Presented by Regina Andrew, the Tate Picture Wall Sconce illuminates artwork with style. The Tate Picture Light is classic and time-tested in style, with clean lines that give it a modern touch while remaining traditional and providing functional lighting to bring your artwork collection on display to life.
Item Number
RGA2424383
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MFR ID
15-1177NB

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5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Reviewed by 1 customer

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Absolutely love these sconces

Submitted 2 years ago

By CJN

From Atlanta, GA

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Comments about Tate Picture Wall Sconce

I purchased 2 of the sconces to go above two art pieces in my entry way. The scones are beautiful and the color is true to the picture. You can adjust the scone to tilt up or down. Because of how the scones are able to tilt, the head section or light section was not straight. I had to use a little force to level it out. Also, the T9 bulb that is listed as the recommended bulb to use did not fit. I had to purchase E12 bulbs. I truly love these sconces and would purchase again.

Merchant Response

Thank you for bringing this concern to our attention. We will partner with Regina Andrew to determine the correct size and update accordingly.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Regina Andrew

From the humble beginnings in a garage in Michigan, Regina Andrew now has a large line of modern lighting and home accessories that are clean, modern and chic. By combining organic materials such as shells, glass and coral with more conventional materials such as crystal, brass and iron, their collection of eclectic lighting fixtures and accessories has a refined sense of cool with roots in music. Through bold proportions combined with mixed materials, they created an aesthetic that can be described as coastal style meets rock ‘n’ roll.