LPRZSG Wall Sconce with E26 Socket

Key specifications

The hand-blown glass shade is the standout detail here: tiny bubbles in the glass give the light a more individual look than a plain, uniform shade. The fixture has a swing arm, a sloped pole design, and a hardwired wall-mount installation. Its listing describes a funnel-flared matte milky shade in the product name, but also calls the shade clear glass in the specifications. That mismatch matters if you’re choosing the sconce for a specific finish or light-diffusion effect.

It uses an E26 socket and supports incandescent, LED, CFL, or halogen bulbs, with a 60-watt maximum. The bulb is not included. The shade diameter is 7.3 inches, and the mount dimension is 4.72 inches. The listed voltage range is 110v–220v.

A twist button on the socket provides manual on/off control. The listing also says you can leave the fixture switched on and use an existing wall switch or dimmer, it does not specify dimmer compatibility or performance.

Who it’s for

This sconce suits someone who wants a hardwired wall light with a visible glass shade and a more industrial, vintage-inspired look. It could work beside a bed or in a hallway where a wall-mounted fixture keeps the light source off a table or floor. Picture switching it on at the socket as you settle in, or leaving it on and using the room’s wall switch instead.

It makes sense if you want the swing-arm style and are comfortable choosing a compatible E26 bulb separately. A plug-in lamp is the simpler route if you don’t want a hardwired installation. Not the best choice if you need the bulb included, want a clearly stated shade finish, or are choosing based on how far the arm reaches: the listing gives no projection measurement, so you’d be deciding without that measurement.

Box contents

The stated package includes one wall sconce. The bulb is not included. The seller also lists 12-month warranty service for defects in workmanship and materials, and says a replacement can be requested for a damaged shade or missing accessories received in the box. Those details may be useful, but they don’t establish the fixture’s installation requirements or provide a full dimension drawing.

Practical doubts

Does it need to be wired into the wall? Yes. The listed installation type is hardwired, rather than plug-in.

Can you choose an LED bulb? Yes. LED is among the stated compatible bulb types, use an E26 bulb and stay within the 60-watt maximum.

Is the glass shade definitely milky or clear? The product name says matte milky, while the specifications call it clear glass. The listing does not resolve the discrepancy, so the exact appearance is uncertain.

Should you buy it?

Choose this sconce if the hardwired format, swing-arm design, and handmade glass character fit your room, and you’re willing to source the bulb yourself. It offers more visual detail than a basic wall light, while a simpler fixture may be easier to choose if you care most about unambiguous shade color or precise arm reach. The unclear glass description is the main reason to pause: if matching a particular finish is essential, get confirmation before choosing rather than assuming the name and specifications describe the same look.