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New Find Vintage Green Glass Wall Sconce Porch Light

 Vintage Green Glass Wall Sconce Porch Light Black Metal Frame Outdoor Lighting.  This is a new item, I found over the weekend.  Very unique and has a gothic, medieval Spanish feel.  A beautiful cylinder shape with glass that bubbles out of the back metal frame.

Also has a chippy vintage finish that we all love about vintage items and even if we didn't, this would be so easy to put a coat of black spray paint on the fixture part to give it a fresher look.

I love this new find and I know my customers will too.  This will be a fairly fast sell.

Thanks for stopping in and check out modretroliving vintage stores on Etsy, Ebay, Chairish and Ruby Lane.    

Feel free contact me if you have questions about buying or selling vintage online.  Thanks Treva

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