Design House Jelly Jar Wall Light, Indoor/Outdoor, Clear Ribbed Glass, Dimmable, Matte Black, Wall Mount Sconce Fixture, 4.5 in W x 7.5 in H x 5.25 in D, 502195

Nice design. Easy installation. Functions with simplicity and style. Priced well. We bought 3.

Best price anywhere...perfect for my needs.

Simple and looks good for a basic porch light. No issues. It is closed at the bottom, so you will need to unscrew ONE holding screw that keeps the glass cover in place. This was disappointing for me, I was under the impression the bulb could be removed from the bottom. I am shorter and have shoulder issues. If you don't mind using two hands just to get the bulb out, this is fine. I put a dusk-to-dawn bulb in there.

Design House 505198 Jelly Jar 1 Light Wall Light, Oil Rubbed Bronze This outdoor wall sconce offers a simple, rustic look with a jelly jar style clear ribbed glass shade and an oil-rubbed bronze finish. At just $13.90, it’s one of the more affordable outdoor lights you can find, yet it’s UL-certified for wet locations and built from alloy steel for durability. The fixture is compact (7.5" high × 4.5" long × 5.25" wide), making it ideal for porches, garage doors, patios, or entryways where space is limited. It uses a single 60W medium base bulb (or LED equivalent) and can be paired with a dimmer switch for adjustable brightness. Installation is straightforward, and many buyers praise it as an excellent value for money—especially in multi-fixture projects like lining a garage or deck. On the downside, its small scale means it won’t throw off as much light as larger lantern-style sconces, and the jelly jar style may feel too modest for those wanting a bolder design statement. Also, bulbs larger than standard A19 can look oversized inside the jar. Bottom line: A budget-friendly, no-frills outdoor light that does its job well. Best for someone seeking a classic, compact fixture at a fraction of the cost of more decorative options. I’d rate it r4.

Quality & Older styling is a plus. While the lighting is great too. Easy assembly. I like the design and installation is easy. (for a handyman like myself)

The light outside our mobile home got broken and this one was a perfect match and fit great. Great quality for the price!

Not sure why the Oil Rubbed Bronze option is $9 and black is $18 but I went with the $9 option. Looks like the picture so no surprises there. Comes with the wall sconce mounting bracket, two screws to mount it, and two twist-on wire connectors which was pretty handy. I picked this one because it looks like what the old fixture probably was. It only took about half-an-hour to mount it (mainly because the old one for some reason had screws that were twice as long as they needed to be and they put up a fight. And also because I found a surprise in the old fixture. I was wondering why sometime crumpled up paper and stuffed in there but once I got it off and could see it turned out to be part of a paper wasp nest. The rest of it was actually in the electrical box. Yipes. Fortunately it was abandoned, if it wasn't I'm sure I would have noticed that a LOT sooner. Heh. And that was the reason I was replacing the fixture (on a relative's home), the glass bowl was gone (for many years) and it always bugged me seeing that bare (incandescent) bulb sticking out at an odd angle. The wasps must have found the hole going back into the wall and decided they liked it. It wasn't a gap around the edge of the fixture because it looks like someone installed the old fixture while the stucco was still a little soft (more on that later). The only problem I ran into was the "nuts" that hold the fixture to the bracket are closed ended (which looks nice) with rubber gaskets. Because this fixture is a slightly larger diameter the stucco it is sitting on that made the bolts on the bracket a little short. So the obvious solution is to remove a little stucco. Point being, distance from the bracket to the fixture does not have a lot of play because of the closed end nuts. I'm going to put a little caulk around it to keep the moisture (and bugs) out. Added one of the super cool dawn-to-dusk CFL lights Amazon sells ( Philips 429746 Energy Saver Compact Fluorescent Dusk-to-Dawn 14-Watt Twister Light Bulb ) which is a perfect match. It's 14W, 60W equivalent, which matches the fixture spec and most important it fits in the globe. I like those bulbs because they are $6.50 which is a lot less than a fixture with the dawn-to-dusk components. The only issue is I don't think they make a bug-light version of it. I installed one in another outdoor fixture (open on the bottom) three years ago and it's still going.

I was tired of led porch lights that kept burning out and having to replace the whole fixture. This one is simple and uses the bulb if your choice and does the job.

Muy hermosas y muy fáciles de instalar, pedí 4 y todas llegaron sin ningún daño (muy bien Amazon!) sin embargo dos de ellas ya empezaron a generar óxido en el tornillo que mantiene el cristal en su lugar, así que creo que ese es su punto débil, ese tornillo debería ser de acero inoxidable.

Fait exactement ce que la description promet

Well made. Exactly as illustrated. Easy to instal. Perfect for the cottage feel. Arrived earlier than anticipated.

Buen producto resistencia, calidad y buen diseño

I think this is a great product. I bought several jelly lights for all entrances to my large triplex. These jelly lights are perfect for using a dusk-to-dawn bulb as the light bulb covering is transparent glass. I did hire someone to install the lights, but he said it was incredibly easy. These are a winner in my book.