18th Century Period 18th Century

PAIR OF LOUIS XVI-PERIOD WALL SCONCES – LATE 18TH CENTURY

Finely chiseled and gilded bronze – With five light arms

An elegant and decorative pair of Louis XVI-era wall sconces, dating from the late 18th century, crafted from finely chiseled and gilded bronze, featuring rich ornamentation characteristic of the Neoclassical style.

Each of these wall sconces features five light arms, composed of leafy branches with harmonious curves, embellished with acanthus leaves and delicately chiseled plant motifs.

The particularly refined central shaft is adorned with a satyr’s mask, accompanied by decorative trophies and topped with an elegant ribbon bow, emblematic of the Louis XVI style.

The lower section is finished with a delicate decoration of vine tendrils, foliage, and grape clusters, lending the piece great ornamental richness.

The finesse of the chiseling, the quality of the details, and the balance of the proportions attest to the craftsmanship of late 18th-century bronze artists.

A particularly decorative pair of wall sconces, combining the elegance of French Neoclassicism with the richness of gilded bronze ornamentation.

Dimensions

• Height: 61 cm
• Width: 46 cm

Condition

Signs of wear on the gilding, consistent with the piece’s age and use.

The wall sconces were formerly electrified and feature holes for electrical wiring.

Sold as is.

Price

€6,500 per pair

Please note

Of interest to 18th-century enthusiasts, collectors, and interior designers.

With their elegance, proportions, and richly detailed decoration, these wall sconces will naturally fit into a classic interior, but can also create a magnificent contrast in a contemporary setting.

Whether you’re an antique furniture enthusiast or an interior designer looking for a piece with character, this pair of wall sconces could very well be the starting point for your next decorating project.