Pair of 1930s Brass Outdoor Sconces

A rare pair of 1930's outdoor sconces, perfect for Tudor or gothic style.

A very nice pair of 1940s copper outdoor or indoor sconces, they have been stripped , they had so many coats of paint when we find them, one winter and t...

we have over three thousand antique sconces and over one thousand antique lights, if you need a specific pair of sconces or lights, use the contact dealer button to ask us, we might ...

A very nice pair of 1920's outdoor sconces, the patina is allot nicer in person, the glass is not 1920's but 1960's, it can be changed if you wish.

A beautiful pair of French hands crafted wrought iron sconces, the color is not so red, the color is so much nicer in person, especially the patina, the digital camera distort the t...

A very nice all hands made wrought iron sconces, the patina is so much nicer in person

A pair of 1930s French sconces featuring tall, curved glass shades with a demilune brass base and hardware. Each shade has an elegant scalloped trim and overlaid gold pattern, which ...

Graceful and elegant pair of 1930's three light zinc sconces painted white from the Bagues workroom in France.

Pair Art Deco sconces These beautiful wall lights impress with their simple and functional Art Deco design. The lamps provide a very pleasant light. These lamps are an absolute desi...

A pair of French wall sconces featuring an elegant plaster tiered base that supports a tapered, rectangular plaster shade. The subdued white tone of thes...

Pair of 1930s French lantern sconces. Whimsical black painted metal sconces.

Véronese was established in 1931 by Marcel Barbier. The firm was unique in having a design office in Paris and a glasswork on Murano. They developed a product line of clear translucent glass that was promoted through extensive advertising, and sold from striking modern showrooms in Paris and Nice. Their master glassblower was Giovanni Veronese, but the name was probably meant to evoke the 17th century Venetian painter Paolo Veronese, who depicted glassware and other luxury goods. Launched during the Depression, Véronese devised a lean business model. Rather than having an in-house art director they commissioned designs from independent architects, like Marcel Roux...