Pair of 19th Century, French Iron Candle Torchéres

Pair of 19th century English handsome oak hand-carved urns made into lamps Finely carved oak urns made into lamps. A very fine and special pair of Classical Lamps would be sharp in ...

A stunning pair of French gilt-metal, glass and rock crystal wall sconces, attributed to Maison Baguès (circa 1950). Beautifully decorated with glass leaves, a variety of high-quality purple, clear and rock crystals, as well as flower formations. A small porcelain figurines...

Yellow and red rounded shade, 1950s standing lamp in good working condition. European plug. Brass stem, marble base. Probably Italian. Foot switch...

Pair of 19th C. English Coalport Porcelain Two Arm Vases Converted to Lamps. Two arm glazed porcelain vases elaborately decorated with delicate porcelain flowers. A rural landscape scene hand painted in the center on either side of vase. Later converted to 3 light lamps...

Beautiful pair of hand-forged and beaten iron torches, equipped with solid turned wood candle holders. The torches are characterized by volutes and spirals, which enhance their shape...

Full of charm and character, this pair of iron torchere candle holders were hand-forged in Spain during the 1700s. The visible strike marks made by the blacksmith, along with the flattened pin that affixes the highly scrolled arms add subtle nuances to the 21-inch tall candlesticks. At the end of each arm is a torch-like light sconce with a banded noix at the bottom, topped by a flat bobeche with a thin rim and a folded cylindrical capital. Rising a few inches above is a third light source with an identical bobeche and capital that extends from the central column. The three-light spread is supported by tripod bases featuring sinuous legs that have been embellished by roundels set within thin fluting. Our pair of Spanish torchere...

Super decorative. These two candleholders measure 61cm in height, 44.5cm in width and 20cm depth. The top diameter measures 11cm.

This pair of forged iron candleholders was produced in France in the early 1900’s. The two holders have slightly different dimensions, indicating that they were crafted by hand. E...