Ok, so I am just getting a few rooms in my house painted

which is coming out great. But I am now looking at some of the items in the house that have been here for some time. I just found out that the brass on the light switches are from 1903. So I started to wonder how old everything else might be. In addition I wonder what a few items might be worth as I don't want them anymore.
Thus i have the following collection of photos. Each of these sconces are of an unknown origin, company design, and age. The brass I believe to be from 1903 - 1910, around when the house was built. Everything else I am clueless about. Can anyone help me figure out what they are worth, and what they are?

Not sure if this is brass or not. I believe under the paint it is. I did not paint it. The glass is hand painted though. Looks very old style. And it works.

A close-up look at the handpainted glass on the chandelier.

These are very nice but get hot after being on a while. They look great though. I will possibly sell them on eBay and replace them with something else. There are 2 of these.

There are too of these. They are above the fireplace. They look far better with the new wall color, so I might keep them. They look and feel metal. I know nothing more about them.

The first of the upstairs sconces. This is metal, but not brass I think. Could be spun copper. The name on it is Snap It, but there is no date of when it was made. The glass has a small raised square design on it.

I hate these sconces. I thik it's ugly. They seem to be quite old. Hand painted and ceramic. I'm sure they are worth a bit. I will be selling them on eBay once i figure out what they are worth. There are 2 of these.

Another sconce I can't stand. I will enjoy having these sold away. But I still want to know what they are and how much they could be worth. Any clues?

Here is a top view if that helps anyone identify this. There are There is only 1 of these, thank goodness.
The sooner I get answers on what these sconces are and what they could be worth, the sooner someone out there gets to own a few of them. So let me know folks.
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