Sconce with Side-Lite Stained Glass Nightlight

Sconce with Side-Lite Stained Glass Nightlight True Pink with tiny streaks of white and hot pink rippled texture on the inside Dynasty Stained Glass in the Center. Clear Iridescent Florentine Glass on the Sides. The Nightlight you see is the nightlight you get. Truly one-of-a-kind. Authentic Stained Glass Nightlight with Free Gift Box and Gift Bag Quality Hand Crafted Gift Created in Suncook NH using traditional leaded stained glass method. The Process: Design and trace the template score each sheet of glass then snap into rough shapes grind to smooth the edges wrap in stretched lead came and solder at all points and the pieces are layered soldered together to create the final design. Washed polished attached to the UL approved plug and packaged in a gift box and shipped with a gift bag and spare light bulb. We will happily write out a personalized greeting card birthday card or holiday card to make your gift giving easier. Iridescent Glass is a rainbow-like effect that changes according to the angle from which it is viewed or the angle of incidence of the source of light. Slight variations in color shading and shape are inherent in hand crafted works.. A bit of info regarding Nightlight bases. Toggle On/Off is by far the most popular base and it works best with all Nightlights. Some folks prefer the Auto (light) Sensor which “automatically” turns On in darkness and Off in daylight. The problem with the Auto Sensor base . . . If there are shadows or ambient light the bulb will flicker unsure if it should be On or Off. And there is no way to turn off the Auto Sensor so it remains On all night which is great in a dark hallway but not so great in a bedroom. Placement also matters more with the light sensor. If there is ambient light nearby the light sensor seems to be less “bright” In my opinion the Lantern Sconce or Pressed Flower styles do very well in both the Toggle and Auto Sensor base. The more ornate or overlaid designs work best with a Toggle base. Of course all nightlights look best in darkness when they can really shine :)