Gilbert Poillerat French Gothic Wrought-Iron Wall Sconce, 1940s

4 French Art Deco wall sconces by PETITOT (Paris), France, ca.1930. Frosted molded glass shades in their silver plated bronze fixtures. Each - width : 12.5" (31.8 cm), height : 13.5"...

French Art Deco wall sconce by Jean Noverdy (Dijon), France, circa 1925. Thick salmon/pink molded glass shade. Beautiful wrought iron fixture. Signed "Noverdy France Déposé" on the r...

French Art Deco marabou wall sconce by MAX LE VERRIER, France, 1920s. MLV spelter and frosted glass. Lattice wall light with frosted glass. It is framed by 2 marabous in flight, their heads protruding from the upper corners, the wings spread on the front and the legs descending from each edge to end at each bottom corner. Height : 9.4"(24cm), Width : 13"(33cm), Depth : 6.5"(16.5cm). Signed "M. LeVerrier" at the bottom (see photo). Delivered wired for your country (US, UK, EU, China, etc). LED can be used. Max le Verrier was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, near Paris, in 1891. From an early age, he showed great promise as an artist and sculptor; and after serving in the French army during World War I, he studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Geneva. During his studies in Switzerland, he met the sculptors Pierre le Faguays and Marcel Bouraine, who became close friends and with whom he collaborated for a large part of his life. After completing his studies, the Verrier returned to France in 1919 and founded his own workshop in Paris. It was during this time that he created his first popular sculpture - the famous "Pelican" - which was the first in a long line of animal figures that bore his name. Le Verrier received a gold medal for his sculptures at the Exposition des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels in Paris in 1925 (the famous exhibition from which the term "Art Deco" was derived). In 1926, Le Verrier opened his own foundry, casting pieces for a wide range of French sculptors of the time, including Pierre Le Faguays, Marcel Bouraine, Janle, Denis and Charles...

French Art Deco pair of wall sconces by MOUYNET (Paris), France, late 1920s. Thick frosted molded glass shades with a stylized Art Deco pattern by Schneider for Mouynet. Wrought-iron...

French Art Deco pair of corner wall sconces by Jean GAUTHIER (Ezanville, Paris), France, 1930s. These wall lights have been designed to be placed in the corners of a room, i.e. on re...

French mirror glass photo frame, France, 1940s. Black glass, pink mirror glass and felt. Measures: Height : 13"(32.7cm), Width : 10.6"(27cm), Depth closed : (3cm), Depth open : (18cm...

Pair of torch/torchiere sconces. In patinated and partially gilded wrought iron, the cone-shaped body decorated with a cord, completed by a smei-spherical cup at the top and a gadroo...

3 wrought iron. Art Deco wall sconces, French, 1940s.

4 pairs of French wrought iron wall lights in the form of torches and in the style of the French master iron worker, Gilbert Poillerat. This is a classic F...

- Large pair of 1940s wall lamps - In the style of Gilbert Poillerat - Wrought iron with a nuanced green patina - Decorated with windings and foliage in gilded iron on the leaf - Hemispherical horizontal plate with flared sleeve cover...

A pair of important and large torch-shaped wall sconces, these sconces follow the unmistakable style of Gilbert Poillerat, they are made of wrought iron and lacquer, combined with many other details in brass and bronze, The sconces rest on the wall in the part in the form of an iron and bronze star, from where the torch starts, which is also surrounded by a bronze rope, to end in two bronze circles...

This impressive French 1940s single black wrought iron five-armed sconce is a true work of art. The large sconce boasts hand-forged iron scrolled candle h...