There are LED bulbs in the B10 form factor today. However, they may not be as bright as, let alone brighter than incandescent B10s.

If you're only looking for sconces, either look for A lamp compatible sconces or something like the Robern Candre/ Uplift sconce.

Thanks, davidtay.

However, they may not be as bright as, let alone brighter than incandescent B10s.

Yes, that's what I've heard from the folks I know who've tried them--not even as bright as.

To add to davidtay's post, I don't think you are currently going to find a LED candelabra bulb that is more than a 40W equivalent..and that may be pushing it a little. The issue is getting a high brightness LED into that small of package and being able to dissipate the heat (from the LED junction, not radiated heat from a filament), so that bulb life and color temperature are not effected. As LED technology improves you will definitely most certainly see higher wattage equivalents in this bulb shape.

Thanks, polar_sean. That's what I was afraid would be the case.

Actually, the LED emitters (> 200 lumens per watt) are available today.

But only if you're willing to build your own ...

Many LED lamp manufacturers are trying to make a quick buck off yesterday's technology.