Pair of Italian Rococo Gray Painted and Silver Gilt Mirrored Wall Lights

Pair of gilt brass Rococo wall lights Gilt brass three arm lights in the Rococo style, a mirrored pair with S-scroll foliate wall plates, bobeche and candle holders. French, circa 19...

This nice and decorative pair of patinated, silvered and gilt wall lights is made of carved wood featuring a mirror in its center. This is an Italian work. Circa 1940

Fabulous pair of 1950’s Italian wall lights, the gilded iron modelled as large, outstretched palm leaves sitting within an upturned coronet. Slight difference in the gilt finish due ...

A pair of early 19th century Italian silver gilt wall sconces (or wall lights) with three arms for candles and featuring a design of initials to each wall mount: A S. G B.

Pair of Italian Rococo Style Gilt Gesso and Parcel light Green Painted 2-Light Mirrored candle wall Sconces. Not electrical. For candle only. Measures 9.5" in width, 6" in depth and ...

Pair of Italian painted flower wall lights in painted sheet metal Featuring a beautiful aged patina, these sconces feature bouquets of petaled flowers and green leaves rooted in a s...

Impressive pair of Italian beaded three-branch wall lights with mirrored backs. The arms and scrolls hung with cut glass pendants and drops. A great pair of wall lights that would ...

This beautiful wall lamp was produced in Belgium, it is made of light synthetic foam and gilded by hand and is visually almost indistinguishable from an original from this period. Th...

Very fine pair of gilt and patinated bronze two light sconces depicting Mars holding two branches, in the manner of Jacques Caffieri. Jacques Caffieri was one of France's most important bronze casters during the reign of Louis XV. A nephew of Charles Le Brun, the chief designer and painter to Louis XIV, Caffieri had great talent of his own, so it isn't surprising he became sculpteur et ciseleur ordinaire des bâtiments du roi (Sculptor, Bronze Caster and Chaser for the King's Palaces). In 1740, Caffieri's wife bought a royal privilege--a form of permit from the king--which allowed them to gild bronze as well as cast it within the same workshop; these two processes would usually have been done by separate businesses. After his son Philippe Caffieri...

Antique French wall sconces, crafted in the enchanting Rococo style. Dating from the first half of the 20th century, these sconces capture the elegance and artistry of a bygone era....