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Brass Wall Sconce Pair, Cream White Set of 2 Replica Mid Century Italian Sconce Adjustable Light Diablo Wall Sconce Light Fixture. Purchased for recent renovation project but surplus to requirements.

Handmade in India Materials: Brass Width: Approx 12.5 cm / Height: Approx27 cm Depth: Approx 20.5

1950s style Mid Century Brass Italian Diabolo Wall Sconce Light Fixture.

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Pick-up available from Hastings, Hawke's Bay		Free

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Questions & Answers (5)

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Hi does light come out from top and bottom or just bottom? Thanks p*****1 (347) • 6:10 pm, Fri, 17 May
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light bulbs can go in top and bottom fmch (437) • Friday, 17 May 2024
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Are you happy to send to ChCh at my cost? p*****1 (347) • 6:54 pm, Fri, 17 May
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Of course! fmch (437) • Friday, 17 May 2024
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Hi there, what voltage are these and do they have a nz certificate of compliance? Thank you :-) k******3 (257) • 4:39 pm, Sun, 19 May
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Hi, E-12 socket Rated with 125 voltage, 75 watt max but COC would need to be provided by electrician who wires them in. fmch (437) • Sunday, 19 May 2024
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Thanks, in other words, install at your own risk. Electricians can’t issue coc’s for imported fixtures. These aren’t even 240v. Such cool lights which can’t safely be installed in NZ unfortunately. k******3 (257) • 5:31 pm, Sun, 19 May
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Our electrician checked them out and was happy to install them and then issue a COC as required by law. fmch (437) • Sunday, 19 May 2024
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So sorry. I meant a sdoc (supplier declaration of conformity). k******3 (257) • 8:50 pm, Sun, 19 May
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See answer above. You are welcome not to buy them. fmch (437) • Sunday, 19 May 2024