We bought these in Toronto, on our honeymoon...1986, in an antique store. We used them with an existing wall fixture for a few years, but after we moved to Las Vegas in 97, we never had wall lighting to use them again, so they have been in storage. I have seen mid-century glass sconces on line for $400 a pair, and I'm talking about your run- of -the- mill
styles that you see everywhere. If you want something as unusual as these, ( hand painted) , then you pay more. no? I will part for $500, but if you are a dealer, I am sure you could get twice that amount. When I took these pictures and looked at the close up shot, I could see a very feint crack near one of the drilled holes, but if you look at the inside , the crack cannot be seen, so it does not go through. That is the only very minor flaw. I just wish the artist had signed these!
Height: 9. 5"
width: 5. 5 inches
depth of curve: 2"
thickness of glass: 1 eighth of an inch.

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Las Vegas, Nevada.