Angels with Lanterns - Ceramic, Glazed - F. Ronzan - Italy - 20th century





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Pair of original glazed ceramic wall lamps titled “Angeli con lanterne”, attributed to F. Ronzan, made in Italy around the 1950s or 1960s and marked model N. 662.
Description from the seller
I’m selling this beautiful pair of vintage ceramic wall sconces/bedside lamps, made by the famous Ronzan manufactory in Turin around the 1950s or 1960s.
This is the complete, hard-to-find pair: one little angel wears a blue robe and the other a pink one, and both are sitting on a cloud. Each is holding a small pierced lantern
that lets the light through and creates a lovely, very soft glow. Their faces are incredibly sweet and hand-painted with amazing care, typical of the Ronzan style.
On the back of both pieces, you can clearly see the handwritten signature “ORIGINALE Ronzan TORINO” and model number “N. 662”. They also have their original holes for easy wall mounting. They still have their original period wiring with long, torpedo-shaped bulbs. For your own safety, I’d recommend having it checked before leaving them switched on for a long time.
I’m selling this beautiful pair of vintage ceramic wall sconces/bedside lamps, made by the famous Ronzan manufactory in Turin around the 1950s or 1960s.
This is the complete, hard-to-find pair: one little angel wears a blue robe and the other a pink one, and both are sitting on a cloud. Each is holding a small pierced lantern
that lets the light through and creates a lovely, very soft glow. Their faces are incredibly sweet and hand-painted with amazing care, typical of the Ronzan style.
On the back of both pieces, you can clearly see the handwritten signature “ORIGINALE Ronzan TORINO” and model number “N. 662”. They also have their original holes for easy wall mounting. They still have their original period wiring with long, torpedo-shaped bulbs. For your own safety, I’d recommend having it checked before leaving them switched on for a long time.

