Wall lamp - Gilt bronze
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Antique French wall lamp in Rococo style, dating to 1850–1900, made of gilded bronze (ormolu) with three ornate scrolling arms and a central bust, measuring 60 cm high by 30 cm wide by 15 cm deep, weighing 1 kg, in good condition with minor signs of aging and not in working order.
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This wall lamp is an antique French wall candelabra (applique) in Rococo style, made of gilded bronze (ormolu) or brass
An asymmetrical wall lamp with three graceful, curling arms (volutes) adorned with acanthus leaves.
In the middle there is a detailed bust of a woman or cherub/putto.
The lamp was originally designed for candles, but was later converted to electricity (electrified). This is visible from the fake candles with a drip effect in which small fittings are housed.
This type of decorative art is typical of the French Louis XV style (or the 19th-century Rococo Revival / Louis XV period).
This wall lamp is an antique French wall candelabra (applique) in Rococo style, made of gilded bronze (ormolu) or brass
An asymmetrical wall lamp with three graceful, curling arms (volutes) adorned with acanthus leaves.
In the middle there is a detailed bust of a woman or cherub/putto.
The lamp was originally designed for candles, but was later converted to electricity (electrified). This is visible from the fake candles with a drip effect in which small fittings are housed.
This type of decorative art is typical of the French Louis XV style (or the 19th-century Rococo Revival / Louis XV period).
Details
Era
1400-1900
Bronze type
Gilt bronze
Material
Bronze, Gold plated
Country of origin
France
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
No
Height
60 cm
Width
30 cm
Depth
15 cm
Weight
1 kg
Colour
Gold
Number Of Fittings
3
Estimated period
1850-1900
