Pair Of Floral Sconces In The Style Of Hans Kögl, Circa 1970

Important pair of three-light wall sconces, featuring a rich and structured vegetal design composed of blooming flowers and stylised foliage.

The composition, particularly well balanced, is organised around a network of patinated metal stems, animated by large gilt brass petals and darker toned elements, creating a subtle and refined interplay of contrasts. Each light source is set within a flower-shaped cup formed by leaves, diffusing a warm light that enhances both relief and material.

The quality of execution is noteworthy: precise cutting, well-proportioned design and careful modelling of the vegetal elements, characteristic of decorative productions from the 1960s–1970s.

Wiring checked and in full working order.
Unsigned.

European work, probably German, in the manner of Hans Kögl, to be compared with his emblematic floral compositions, highly sought after for their decorative presence and strong visual impact.

This type of lighting belongs to the aesthetic now referred to as Hollywood Regency, appreciated for its expressive vegetal compositions and rich material effects.

Height: 72 cm

Very good overall condition.
Even, aged patina.
Minor signs of wear consistent with age, with no impact on the overall appearance or structural integrity.

This pair perfectly illustrates the enthusiasm of the 1960s–70s for a decorative vocabulary inspired by nature, where metal becomes a living, expressive material.

The treatment of the foliage, both free and controlled, gives the ensemble a true sculptural quality. The contrasts of material and tone enrich the visual reading and capture the light with subtlety, giving these sconces a remarkable presence, even when unlit.

At the crossroads of design and decorative object, they integrate effortlessly into a variety of interiors, from classic to contemporary, where they bring character, depth and warmth.