Hinkley Stokes 2-LED Wall Sconce - F704

Updated September 24, 2026

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Lot number	574
Estimate	200.00 CAD
Auction	Mega Liquidation Auction - Electronics and GM #21
Date	September 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT
Auction house	Liquidation Center
Location	WIndsor

Reserve Price: $120 Start bid: $120 Condition: Like New (Accessories may be missing) Availability: Currently in stock and available for Local Pickup Only Hinkley Stokes 20W 2-LED Medium Wall Sconce (Like New) - F704 Embrace timeless elegance with the Stokes Wall Sconce, a refined blend of traditional design and modern versatility. Featuring a delicate geometric backplate and a rounded shade, this fixture adds sophistication and soft illumination to any interior space. Available in a striking Black or Heritage Brass finish, Stokes elevates your décor with its balanced proportions and classic charm. Key Features Elegant Design: Features a geometric backplate and smooth, rounded shade that create a timeless, sophisticated look. Adjustable Lighting: Fully adjustable up or down to highlight art, décor, or reading areas with precision. Dual Installation Options: Can be hardwired directly into your wall or mounted using the included plug-in cord. Convenient Control: Includes an easy-access On/Off switch for user-friendly operation. Optional Accessory: Pair with the matching Cord Cover (Model 6938BK) for a clean, finished look. Durable Construction: Built to meet UL and CSA product safety standards. Indoor Use: Rated for dry locations, perfect for bedrooms, hallways, living rooms, or offices. Specifications Brand: Stokes Finish Options: Black / Heritage Brass Length: 20" Width/Diameter: 5.11" Height: 5.5" Back Plate Length: 5" Back Plate Width: 7" Height from Center: 2.5" Weight: 4 lbs Mounting Type: Hardwired or Plug-in Switch Type: On/Off Toggle Location Rating: Dry (Indoor Use) Certifications: UL & CSA Approved

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