Two-Light Brass Wall Sconce with Fabric Shades

This item is a decorative two-light wall sconce, likely crafted from polished brass, exhibiting a traditional or transitional design aesthetic. The sconce measures approximately 3-4 feet in height, including its extended lower stem. The primary light fixture section features two upward-curving arms, each terminating in a candelabra-style bulb socket, currently fitted with natural-colored, textured fabric shades. These shades appear to be conical or drum-shaped. The metalwork displays a warm gold tone, characteristic of brass, and features a central ornate finial or decorative element from which the two arms branch out. Below this central element, a substantial, vertically oriented brass 'tassel' or 'stem' extends downwards, contributing significantly to the sconce's overall length and creating an elongated visual impact. This long stem terminates in a discrete wall-mounted plate, from which a white electrical cord with a plug is visibly extending, suggesting it is a plug-in sconce rather than hardwired. The brass appears to have a consistent finish with some minor dulling or patina that is typical of aged brass, but no significant damage, dents, or heavy corrosion are immediately apparent. The craftsmanship suggests a manufactured piece, possibly from the mid-20th century or later, designed to evoke classic styles. Quality indicators include the detailed casting of the central finial and the smooth finish of the brass components. The fabric shades appear to be in good condition, showing no significant fraying or discoloration.