Old Pair Of Hot Water Bottle Lamps In Silver Bronze By Henri Vian XIX Eme Century Louis XVI

Very charming pair of antique bouillotte lamps by Henri Vian in Louis XVI style from the end of the 19th century. Good quality, good used condition with some loss of silvering. Outings from the house Electricity up to standards and functional, full of charm Dimension Height 46.5 cm max width 28 cm at the level of the lampshades, and base 8 by 17 cm Bottle green sheet metal lampshade with a garland edging. HV stamp under the lamps About Henri Vian, bronze maker and grandfather of Boris Vian, was a manufacturer of artistic and furniture bronzes throughout the end of the 19th century: he participated in the Universal Exhibitions of 1878, 1889 and 1900 and was a gold medalist in 1889. He created the gates of the Villa Arnaga, residence of Edmond Rostand in the Basque Country. He also worked at the Ritz Hotel in London and the Court of Auditors on rue Cambon. Its stores were located at 5, rue de Thoriny in Paris, in the Hôtel Salé, which today houses the Picasso museum and the art school. More photos on antiquites-monfuturanterieur.fr and on insta mon_futur_anterieur