OMBRES ET FACETTES Wall Lights and Sconces

Inspired by the Regency style, this arm of light is composed of a central bronze rod, topped by a looped bow whose ribbon forms the upper part. In the center of the stem, a tier topp...

4-arm version and inspired by the Regency style, this arm of light is composed of a central bronze rod, topped by a looped bow whose ribbon forms the upper part. In the center of the...

This wall lamp is inspired by a chandelier model of Josef Hoffmann (architect and designer member of the Viennese Secession). Indeed, the lower part of the sconce, composed of three palm leaves adorned with drops, is close to that of the Austrian architect’s successful model. However, the composition is more complex than its original. A light plate, whose ornaments recall the eighteenth century, completes the stage of palms, itself topped by a shell. The latter opens on three floors in half-crown, decorated with drops. These crowns are reminiscent of the chandeliers of Central European countries (one thinks of the chandelier of Werner and Mieth in the Russian taste, dating from the nineteenth century and preserved in the Mathieu Museum), as well as the edges of the shell take the form of lava flow. Skillfully mixing these three parts, this wall lamp offers a very soft light, thanks to the crystal drops acting as a louver. We have one wall lamp...

This wall lamp is inspired by a chandelier model of Josef Hoffmann (architect and designer member of the Viennese Secession). Indeed, the lower part of the sconce, composed of three ...

This sconce is directly inspired by the chandelier on display at the Ermitage Palace in St. Petersburg. The finesse of its ornamentation makes it a very pretty piece. The horn-shaped...

This shorter version of the Louis XV model with three arms features equally abundant foliage. This magnificent wall sconce in chiseled bronze lends a classic stature to any interior....

On a base of copper rocaille motifs, three levels of light arms, decorated with plant motifs, form a pyramid of seventeen lights. Placed on the scroll that ends the arms, flower-shap...

Magnificent 6-light wall lamp, featuring a seated angel, shown here, holding a chalice with 5 light arms and a central candle holder. The details on the vase and sockets are incredib...

This sconce consists of three tiers in half-crown, decorated with crystal drops. These crowns, which recall the chandeliers of central European countries (one thinks of the chandelie...

This sconce consists of five tiers in half-crown, decorated with crystal drops. These crowns, which recall the chandeliers of central European countries (one thinks of the chandelier...

This wall lamp is inspired by a very famous model of the XVIIIth century, enormously copied, made by Jacques Caffieri. Many bronze and goldsmiths participated in the fame of the mode...

This model is the bold marriage of a floral inspired arm of light, typical of the early 18th century and Louis XV style, and an Asian inspired dragon. It is composed of a plate from ...

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...

Like many animal motifs, the lion was highly prized by eighteenth-century ornamentalists. It can be found in a light arm by Pierre Thomire dating from 1788 and preserved in the Metro...

Small wall lamp dragon in 18k gilt bronze with 5 arms of lights in the Louis XV style. We have one pair in stock however we can produce them made to measure and in other finishes su...

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 sconce skillfully blends several motifs and influences of the great goldsmiths of the eighteenth century. The mirror on the one hand, which is a reminder of the evolution of ...

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 Louis XVI-style three-armed model features the symmetry characteristic of neoclassicism and a few decorative touches reminiscent of the Louis XV style. A tall, straight cartouch...

The Lotus model is available with an oxidized nickel finish. The top of the cup has a wavy effect, with the elements coming together at the bottom to form a graceful wick. With its m...

This wall lamp is inspired by a very famous 18th-century model, widely copied, created by Jacques Caffieri. Many bronze and goldsmiths contributed to the fame of this model by produc...

Admire the lush foliage on this pair of beautiful wall sconces in chiseled bronze with gold and nickel tones, from which three swirling arms covered in leaves emerge. The fluted cand...

Pair of four-light sconces in the Louis XIV style, with Hermes mask décor, recognizable by his winged helmet, surmounted by a sumptuous palm tree in the middle and two birds facing e...

A superb antique bronze wall lamp, the original of which is in the Petit Trianon in Versailles. The decoration of this piece is rich, with nu...

Silver version of the famous Louis XVI wall light with fluted pipe, available in our collection in various finishes and sizes. The rock crystal lampshade rests on a delicate bronze t...

This wall lamp is inspired by a very famous model of the XVIIIth century, enormously copied, made by Jacques Caffieri. Many bronze and goldsmiths participated in the fame of the mod...

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. ...

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 model is composed of a light plate in the shape of a violin, decorated with geometric patterns and flowers in bas-relief. The bottom of the plate is decorated with rocaille vegetal motifs, while the upper part is surmounted by a flower from which rays emerge. Reference to the sun king, we find these rays crowning the chandelier of Graux-Marly of the chapel of the castle of Versailles. From the rocaille ornaments of the lower part emerge five arms of light finished by a flared cup and a chiseled bobèche. The ensemble offers a condensed version of the magnificence and opulence of the Louis XIV style. We have one wall lamp...

A beautiful wall light inspired by the Louis XVI era with its straight lines, retaining some of the flourishes of the Louis XV style. The large cartouche resembles the columns of anc...

This Louis XVI style light fixture features the recognizable symmetry of neoclassicism, yet has Louis XV style ornamentation. The three arms are delicately embellished with foliage, ...

This model is very characteristic of the Louis XVI style, with the symmetry of neoclassicism and a few touches of ornamentation remaining from the Louis XV style. It is similar to th...

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...

Beautiful wall lamp with flame-shaped frosted glass shade, with 1 light arm in 18th-century style. The arm is adorned with pretty foliage and the 18-carat gold patina highlights ever...

This sconce is directly inspired by the chandelier on display at the Hermitage Palace in St. Petersburg. The finesse of its ornamentation makes it a lovely piece. Each of the 4 curve...

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...

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...

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...

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