Pathson Hardwired Wall Sconce with White Globe, Brass Bathroom Vanity Light with On Off Switch, Vintage Wall Light Fixtures for Living Room Loft Hallway

We decided to remodel our ugly hallway in our 1970s home, and when I was painting, I realized that a plain faceplate (installed by a previous homeowner) was covering an old fire alarm system. The wires were still live (120V) and seeing as there was no switch to turn it off, we decided to install a light to a) utilize that electricity, and b) replace the ugly faceplate that had been there. So I needed to find a wall light that would not only tie into the vintage aesthetic we were shooting for, but also have a switch to turn on/off. I searched high and low on both Amazon and eBay and finally settled on this lamp because the milky glass would do a wonderful job diffusing the light and because it was both gold/white like our school house pendant light that we also installed. This light was incredibly easy to install, is light weight, and not too big and not too small. I find that the switch is very solid and overall, I am quite happy with the way it looks, functions, and fits the space! Is it weird to have a light so high up? Yes, but that’s why I chose this light which also points down. The gold is also not a fake ugly cheesy gold—you know what I’m talking about. It looks like new metal, but has a vintage flair. Definitely worth every penny! I highly recommend.

I installed 3 of these in by bathroom above my vanity and they look amazing! Very easy to install and feel high quality. Make sure you use high CRI bulbs for the extra color-pop factor.

My house has a little nook under the stairs and previously had a creepy bulb light with a giant string that was absolutely not what I wanted. I was looking for a light that was cute, would fit the space, and had a switch since there isn't one for this light in our house. This task soon became harder than I thought it would be. I stumbled on this one and took a chance and I love it, the light is easy to install and has a nice vintage and clean look to it. It is perfect in this space and would be great elsewhere for those looking for a wall sconce in their home/space.

Easy to assemble, easy to install--very stylish and perfect for our kitchen.

Really pretty light fixture and easy to install

This is a decent sconce for the price. The brass is nicely colored and it installed easily. The on/off switch works great. The only improvement I'd suggest is a higher quality globe. I had not realized the globe is plastic. It looks like glass but I will probably replace it with a glass globe.

I recently restored a 6 bedroom 1948 house to house my growing business. We had 2 wired wall spots that had been previously used for hardwired smoke alarms in the sunroom. We pulled out the alarms and needed some wall mounted lights to put in their places. I was up to my neck in expenses and picked these on a whim, due to 2 factors: 1.The price. 2.That they had on/off switches on the fixtures, as we don’t have a light switch wired into the sunroom. I have been So surprisingly pleased with these lamps. They look so much more expensive than they are, the light they put out is beautiful and warm and they are versatile- they can hang down like street lamps or straight up, like the other type of street lamp. They fit right in with the style of the house and decor we chose. I’m considering buying a couple more to use as bedside lights in my bedroom. I’m that happy. Buy them.

I got these to put in a guest bedroom. I installed them by myself. I didn’t want to do wiring for sconces so I used battery powered light bulbs and they work great! They’re a little smaller than I like but I think they’re high quality and look beautiful.