Edison Cindyrella 2-Light Vanity - F705

Updated September 24, 2026

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Lot number575
Estimate150.00 CAD
AuctionMega Liquidation Auction - Electronics and GM #21
DateSeptember 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT
Auction houseLiquidation Center
LocationWIndsor

Reserve Price: $90 Start bid: $90 Condition: Used Good (Accessories may be missing) Availability: Currently in stock and available for Local Pickup Only Edison Cindyrella 2-Light 15" Matte Black Vanity Wall Light with Clear Glass (Used Good) - F705 The Cindyrella 2-Light 15" Bath Vanity Light by Innovations Lighting blends vintage Edison style with modern reliability. Finished in Matte Black with two Clear Glass shades, it's designed by Bruno Marashlian to spotlight ST64 incandescent bulbs for a warm 2200K ambiance. The compact 15" width and 7.50" extension make it a smart fit above bathroom mirrors and in powder rooms, while dimming capability lets you fine-tune the glow. Built for standard 120V circuits with medium base sockets (bulbs not included), this fixture delivers classic character and everyday performance. Specifications Brand: Innovations Lighting Collection: Edison Cindyrella Category: Bathroom Vanity Lights Finish: Matte Black Color: Blacks Shade: Clear Glass Designer: Bruno Marashlian SKU: 616-2W-BK-G652-6 UPC: 729625143458 Shipping Method: Ground Lamping Category: Incandescent Lamping Type: ST64 Socket: Medium Base Primary Number of Bulbs: 2 Total Number of Bulbs: 2 Lamping Included: Bulbs Not Included Wattage Max: 60.00 (per bulb) Voltage: 120 Dimmable: Yes Bulb Tint: Clear Color Temperature: 2200K Color Rendering Index (CRI): 99.9 Lumens: 220 Life Expectancy (Hours): 2000 Style Note: Vintage Width: 15" Height: 12" Extension (Projection): 7.50" Backplate/Canopy Width: 4.5" Backplate/Canopy Extension: 0.75" Weight: 5.90 lb Brand Product Description: Cindyrella 2 Light 15 inch Bath Vanity Light

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