Jacques Quinet Wall Lights and Sconces

Set of three 1950s Italian wall sconces. Brass and green/black/vanilla painted aluminium. Attributed to Stilnovo. Height: 30cm. Shows patina...

A set of four Mid-Century Modern French sconces, attributed to Jules Leleu but not marked. Each sconce has been rewired and takes a US candelabra base bulb. New, solid brass, shaped ...

Pair of sconces attributed to Veca Good condition. Thanks

Pair of sconces attributed to Reggiani. Magnet for diffuser. Good condition. Thanks

Pair of "Totem" sconces attributed to Maria Pergay. Made of oval shaped stainless steel and brass ram skull. Inside is mirror polished and exterior is brushed finish. Rewired for USA...

Unusual 3 light wall lamp in brass and enameled perforated metal attributed to Jacques Biny.

See companion wall lights available separately.

A pair of conical single light sconces in the style of American sculptor and designer Danny Lane (1955- ). The shape formed by small sections of raw polished edge glass wired togethe...

Set of 4 wall lamps with metal structure and transparent and milky Murano glass diffusers, attributed to Venini 1990s. Each has double lighting. We guarantee adequate packaging and...

Marius Ernest Sabino and Jacques Adnet ( attributed to ) The base of the sconce is in brass and the shade is shaped and textured glass with a floral motif. The base was originally co...

Set of four patinated bronze double light bronze sconces, Dutch style with original patina.

Each backplate topped with a mask of Athena surmounted by an owl and ending in a stylized bellflower and anthemion, issuing three leaf-wrapped scrolling arms. Electrified. André-Antoine Ravrio (1759-1814) was a French sculptor in bronze and was made a master founder in 1777 setting up in business 1790. Although Ravrio enjoyed success during Louis XVI’s reign, he achieved far greater fame under Napoleon. He took part in the first Exposition de l’Industrie, Paris, 1803 and then won a silver medal there in 1806. The same year he supplied a number of bronze furnishings for the Empress Joséphine’s apartments in the Tuileries and in 1810 was appointed as the Emperor’s chief bronzier. In this capicity he supplied some of the finest Empire bronze pieces, girandoles, candelabras and lamps as well as ornate furniture...

Sculptural pair of wall sconces in patinated bronze, executed in the style of Quinet and evocative of French Art Deco design of the 1940s. Each sconce features a shallow hemispherica...