Vintage Brass Two-Light Wall Sconce with Faux Candle Sleeves

This item is a vintage-style two-light wall sconce, likely constructed from brass or a brass-plated metal, exhibiting a rich, aged gold tone. Its design suggests an aesthetic popular from the mid-20th century, possibly earlier given the faux candle elements. The sconce features a central, elongated body with a fluted or reeded lower section, terminating in a decorative finial at the bottom. The mid-section of the central body is adorned with an ornate urn-like element flanked by scrollwork and foliate motifs. A circular backplate secures the sconce to the wall. Two gracefully curved arms extend outwards and upwards from either side of the central body, each supporting a light fixture designed to mimic a candlestick. These fixtures are topped with 'candle' sleeves, which are textured to simulate wax drippings, colored in a creamy off-white. The light sources are clear, flame-tip incandescent bulbs. The overall craftsmanship indicates a cast and probably molded construction, with details that are generally crisp, though some areas show slight softening consistent with age or manufacturing technique. The finish appears to be original with an attractive, unpolished patina, showing some minor darkening and wear in recessed areas, which adds to its aged character. No significant damage like dents or breaks are immediately apparent, but closer inspection would be needed to confirm electrical integrity and any potential stress cracks on the arms. The design embodies classic traditional or Neoclassical influences.