Cowboy Wall Sconces

The wall sconces offered on this page are available in a natural rust, broasted (brown powder coat) or black. You also get your choice of mica color. Each sconce is UL listed and made in the USA.  They make great western accents in your hall way or your home or office.

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Timber Ridge Lucky Horseshoe

This wall sconce has a horse head with a horseshoe and stars. Available in a black or natural rust finish, with your choice of mica color. It measures 12"h x 10"w x 4"d.. UL LISTED. Uses 1 -100 watt bulb. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 2 to 3 weeks. **Broasted is a powder coat brown, rust is a natural rust color, black is black powder coat. Amber mica lets very little light in , while white lets a lot of light through.

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#STP2212

Spur of the Moment Double Sconce

Available in a black or natural rust finish. Comes with plain shades (as shown). Measures 14"h x 14"w. UL LISTED. Uses two 60 watt bulbs. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 2 to 3 weeks. Broasted is a powder coat brown, rust is a natural rust color, black is black powder coat. Amber mica lets very little light in , while white lets a lot of light through.

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Rootin Tootin Cowboy Vegas Sconce

Available in a black or natural rust finish, with your choice of mica color. Measures 10.5"h x 10"w x 4"d.. UL LISTED. Uses 1 -60 watt bulb. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 2 to 3 weeks. Broasted is a powder coat brown, rust is a natural rust color, black is black powder coat. Amber mica lets very little light in , while white lets a lot of light through.

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#STP2325

Cowboy Sunset Sconce

Available in a black or natural rust finish, with your choice of mica color. Measures 9"h x 13"w x 4"d.. UL LISTED. Uses 1 -100 watt bulb. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 2 to 3 weeks. Broasted is a powder coat brown, rust is a natural rust color, black is black powder coat. Amber mica lets very little light in , while white lets a lot of light through.

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8 Second Timber Ridge Sconce

Available in a black or natural rust finish, with your choice of mica color. Measures 12"h x 10"w x 4"d.. UL LISTED. Uses 1 -100 watt bulb. Custom made to order. Usually ships in 2 to 3 weeks. Broasted is a powder coat brown, rust is a natural rust color, black is black powder coat. Amber mica lets very little light in , while white lets a lot of light through.

Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bill, 1846–1917, American plainsman, scout, and showman, b. near Davenport, Iowa. His real name was William Frederick Cody. His family moved (1854) to Kansas, and after the death of his father (1857) he set out to earn the family living, working for supply trains and a freighting company. In 1859 he went to the Colorado gold fields and he claimed, apparently falsely, to have ridden for the Pony Express in 1860. His adventures on the Western frontier as an army scout and later as a buffalo hunter for railroad construction camps on the Great Plains were the basis for the stories later told about him. On his first visit to the East in 1872, Ned Buntline persuaded him to appear on the New York stage, and, except for a brief period of scouting against the Sioux and Cheyenne in 1876, he was from that time on connected with show business. In 1883 he organized Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and toured with it for many years throughout the United States and Europe. Wyoming granted him a stock ranch, on which the town of Cody was laid out. He died in Denver and was buried on Lookout Mt. near Golden, Colo. The exploits attributed to him in the dime novels of Buntline and Prentice Ingraham are only slightly more imaginative than his own autobiography (1920)