Winfield 2-Light Wall Sconce

by Savoy House

3.0(2)

$288.00
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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Contract Grade
Limited 1 Year warranty
Made in China
Perfect for bringing plenty of light to smaller spaces. The Winfield 2-Light Wall Sconce by Savoy House illuminates up, down and all around. Featuring a socket on each end and surrounded by a clear glass cylindrical shade, this fixture brightens in every direction. Its minimalist design blends seamlessly with any décor and makes this sconce ideal for accenting a foyer, bedroom, dining area or living room.
Item Number
SVH2268366
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MFR ID
9-9771-2-89

Review Snapshot

3.0

50%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 2 customers

1 / 2

Well made and great light

Submitted 4 years ago

By SM design

From Houston TX

Purchased to replace a sconce that didn't offer enough light. It's clear and bright when led edison style bulbs. Finish is very nice muted gold and fits sturdy.

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Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Poor Description of Product

Submitted 7 years ago

By Candace

From Boston, MA

I bought 2 of these sconces to use horizontally. Unfortunately it is impossible to use horizontally even though it is not noted in the description. One arrived broken and one in good condition. I am waiting for labels to send them back will have to pay shipping back even though the description is inadequate. Their Customer Service Rep blamed it on the vendor and took no responsibility. A poor posture for sure and even though I still need sconces I will not shop with Lumens again. I am in the process of jumping thru hoops to get a label to send the broken one back without paying for freight back even though broken.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Savoy House

Savoy House's story is a remarkable journey of innovation and tradition, rooted in the 1930s in Georgia. It all began when Robert E. Lee (not the military leader) made a spontaneous decision to jump on a train, ending up in East Point, Georgia. He spent his last dime at a grocery store and bakery, not knowing that these locations would later become the cradle of Savoy House, Inc., established in 1965. Initially a lighting showroom in Atlanta, founded by Robert and his son, Savoy House evolved from importing fixtures and assembling them in-house to becoming a renowned name in the lighting industry. Now based in Duluth, Georgia, the company has expanded into an extensive network, offering a vast array of lighting solutions through its distinct brands.