OMBRES ET FACETTES Furniture

This majestic and elegant lamp in Gold Bronze and Rock Crystal is a creation of our workshop. It is composed of five rounded parts in rock crystal. The bronze parts are finely decora...

This ceiling light is composed of an inverted glass pyramid, whose birth is set with a bronze line. It is punctuated at the base of its edges by four f...

This chandelier is inspired by models made by Charles André Boulle at the beginning of the 18th century, like the chandelier dating from 1700 kept in the Mathieu Museum or the one from 1710 in the castle of Champs sur Marne. A central shaft, decorated in its center with bronze rosette-shaped pendants and crystal drops, supports twelve curved, finely chiseled arms of light. The latter, covered with plant ornaments and arabesques, are also decorated with pendants. The plant theme...

This pair of crystal wall lamp with 5 lights is made of solid and hand cut crystal. The central barrel is in silver metal covered by crystal parts. ...

This chandelier is typical of the chain chandeliers of the 18th century, as for example the arabesque chandelier of the Palace of Versailles datin...

This majestic and elegant lamp in Nickel Bronze and Smoked Rock Crystal is a creation of our workshop. It is composed of five geometric parts in smoked rock crystal. The bronze parts...

Table lamp of style napoleon III in black nickel-plated bronze with 3 arms of lights and its lampshade.. We have one table lamp in stock however we can produce them made to measur...

An exceptional pair of black nickel-plated bronze torches. The lampshades are made of finely cut rock crystal. We have one pair in stock however we can produce them made to measur...

This beautiful pair of sconces is a re-edition of a model of the famous Parisian bronze maker Delatour Lacarrière. Lacarrière creates in 1825 a factory at 3 bis, rue Sainte- Elisabeth (Paris, France). Simple craftsman, he specializes and excels in the application of bronze in lighting devices. In 1834, he received an honorable mention, in 1839, a bronze medal and in 1844, a silver medal for a large triangular candelabra, prefiguring the one presented at the Universal Exhibition in London in 1862. He also participated in the design of the chandelier for the Queen's Theatre in London. From 1851 to 1870, he changed his company name several times. Lacarrière, Delatour et Cie (active in 1870) cast and chiseled most of the lamp posts, candelabras and chandeliers of the Paris Opera, including the one in the auditorium, designed by Charles Garnier...

Faithful to the fashion of Japaneseism at the end of the 19th century, this model is inspired by the works of Edouard Lièvre (1828-1886), a major contributor to this movement within ...

This model is very characteristic of the Louis XVI style, with the symmetry of neo-classicism and some touches of ornaments remaining in the Louis XV style. It is similar to the pair...

This Louis XVI-style light fixture features the symmetry characteristic of neoclassicism like the clean lines of a Doric order cartouche, while sporting Louis XV-style ornamentation,...

This wall lamp illustrates with elegance the refinement of the decorative arts of the nineteenth century. Apposed on a large light plate, five curved arms, emerging from a foliage, c...

If the base of this sconce and the three arms of light, are of very classical inspiration, close to the model of Joseph Silffred Duplessis dating from 1760 preserved in the Louvre Mu...

This chandelier is inspired by Josef Hoffmann's (architect and designer, member of the Vienna Secession) famous palm tree model. However, it also blends 18th-century influences with ...

Table lamp of style louis XV in 18K gilted bronze with parts in cut pink rock crystal. We have one table lamp in stock however we can produce them made to measure and in other fin...

This chandelier is an original variation of the chain models that could be found in the eighteenth century, like the one with the torch, from the Louis XVI period, at the Palace of V...

Incredible pair of sconces called "embassy", Louis XVI style in 18K gilt bronze. We have one pair in stock however we can produce them made to measure and in other finishes such a...

This sconce combines two very popular motifs in the ornamentation of 18th century lamps. The knot, very popular from the reign of Louis XV, present for example on a model of François Thomas Germain...

A pair of beautiful gilt bronze two-light wall sconces in the Louis XV style, each of asymmetrical Rococo form, the highly ornamented back plate wrapped in acanthus with flower heads...

This majestic and elegant lamp in Nickel Bronze and Smoked Rock Crystal is a creation of our workshop. It is composed of five geometric parts in smoked rock crystal. The bronze parts...

This majestic and elegant lamp in Nickel Bronze and Rock Crystal is a creation of our workshop. It is composed of four rounded parts in rock crystal. The bronze parts are finely decorated with a Greek...

This chandelier is an original variation of the chain models that could be found in the 18th century, such as the Louis XVI period torchiere chandelier in the Château de Versailles. On a central openwork bowl surmounted by a metal dagger, twelve arms of light are spread out. Each of these supports a cup in the centre of which a flower bud wick is in full bloom. Four arms extending from the central dagger connect the central cup to a small tray decorated with rosettes and pendants. These same pendants are repeated under the bowl and on the light arms. This composition creates two superimposed parts, the first in bronze, very light because of the spacing of the arms, and the second in rock crystal, more dense, like a forest. We have this one in stock however we can reproduce it in an other finish or in an other size. We manufacture most of our orders bespoke : from models of our collection that we can adapt to required dimensions, from antiques models which will allow often to get a set or more of identical models, or we can create from scratch the model of our clients. We work from pictures, drawings, designer’s sketches...