Featured Vintage wall lamp 20s-30s

I am looking to to see if anyone has any information on these lamps I picked them up over the weekend. The one has the original cardboard light socket and the cloth covered wires . In can not seem to find a makers mark or any defining marks so if anyone has some information on them I would appreciate it. As for maby restoring them they have what appears to be the original paint and or guilding should I attempt to repaint it or leave them the way they are I kinda like the patina. Again thankyou for your help

 

Very nice Art Deco period sconces, and more often than not, the glass is broken or missing. Clean them gently, but don't repaint.

Maybe someone can identify the glass, but these types sconces were in mass-production. Would be difficult to find a maker, IMO.

 

Most people on the board will want to see the wiring and other electrical parts so don't be shy! Take a picture of that stuff.
Google image search:
Art Deco glass slip shade wall sconces:
https://www.google.com/search?q=art deco slip shade glass wall sconces&tbm=isch&hl=en-US&tbs=rimg:CdhNAexUVpKcYTNi9mh1XIyBsgIOCgIIABAAKAE6BAgBEAE&prmd=sinv&sa=X&ved=0CBcQuIIBahcKEwjgmf_s5MH3AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQDA&biw=320&bih=512

 

Look at these. I think the glass shades are identical, though the metal mounts are slightly different. The vintage hardware warehouse doesn't know the maker either, but it's not impossible that someone here does! I meant to ask you, are your shades slightly pink?

https://www.vintagehardware.com/proddetail.php?prod=ANT-778

 

More of a yellowish / amber tint but I haven't put a light behind it yet I have the glass out in my car so I will post pictures soon.

 

good site for old lights; long shot but maybe check the catalogs as they look somewhat similar to some in Sears catalogs

check page 4 of slip shades for some in pink
Art Deco Antique Glass Slip Shades 04 (oldhouselights.com)

Antique Lighting Catalogs (oldhouselights.com)

note the site is not active as the owner has passed...

 

The one glass has three chips but they are not seen once it is in the base the other is perfect

 

those should sell like hot cakes in TO...

 

Generally known as slip-shade light fixtures. There would be matching chandeliers out there somewhere. Don't look like the commonly seen ones by Markel or Lightolier. Always sell well even without knowing who made them.

 

Ok so going back and forth over the past week trying to find a spot to find for these that they fit I have decided to go a different way. So with that being said I will be listing them for sale local pickup in south Jersey only due to me not really trusting shipping around here to keep the glass safe . If anyone is interested let me know and shoot me and offer I figure you guys helped me out so I will give you first dibs.

 

Thankyou