Corwin Hammered Brass Cone Sconce

Corwin Hammered Brass Cone Sconce

W 5.9″ × H 20.9″ × P 8.3″ / Hammered Brass
Sale price  $582.99 USD Regular price $1,200.00 USD
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Corwin Hammered Brass Cone Sconce

Corwin Hammered Brass Cone Sconce

Sale price  $582.99 USD Regular price $1,200.00 USD
Hammered brass cone breaks light into facets
Texture reads even with the light off
Directs a clean pool of light downward

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Corwin Hammered Brass Cone Sconce

W 5.9″ × H 20.9″ × P 8.3″ / Hammered Brass

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    ALABASTER & BRASS

    Corwin Hammered Brass Cone Sconce

    Hammered, Not Smooth

    The cone is worked by hand so its surface throws back dozens of small highlights instead of one flat sheen. It changes as you move past it.

    A Focused Pool Below

    Metal shades direct rather than diffuse, so Corwin puts a defined circle of light on the wall or the surface beneath it. Good where you actually need to see.

    Struck By Hand

    Every dimple is put there one hit at a time, which is why no two cones carry the same pattern. Aurelex keeps that work visible.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is the light directed or diffused?

    Directed. The brass cone sends a defined pool downward, which makes it a good choice over a console, beside a bed for reading, or anywhere you want the light to land somewhere specific.

    Does the hammering vary between pieces?

    It does, because it is done by hand. Two mounted together still read as a pair, with just enough difference to show they were made rather than pressed.

    Will the inside of the cone glare?

    Not at normal mounting height. The cone shields the source from view at eye level, so you see the lit surface below rather than the bulb itself.

    Where does it work best?

    Beside a bed, over a console table, or down a hallway where you want defined pools of light. It pairs well with softer stone fixtures elsewhere in the same room.

    How do I clean hammered brass?

    A dry soft cloth, working over the texture rather than scrubbing into it. No polish and no abrasive, since the seal is what keeps the tone consistent.