This antique lighting fixture is known as a bouillotte lamp (or lampe bougeoir à écran), a style that originated in late 18th-century France for use during card games like Bouillotte. Key Characteristics Design: This specific model features a two-light design with an adjustable bronze or silver-plated screen. The screen was originally intended to be lowered as the candles burned down, protecting the players' eyes from the glare. Era and Style: Similar pieces are often dated to the 19th century and frequently reflect Louis XV or Empire styling. Modern Adaptation: While originally designed for wax candles, this piece has been electrified, a common conversion for antique bouillotte lamps to make them functional for modern use. The silver‑plated lamp shows oxidation and requires a proper cleaning. Otherwise in a perfect working condition. Similar Market Finds Items matching this design have been found across various antique platforms: Antique Bronze Table Lamp: A version with two lights and a similar silhouette was listed for approximately €950. Silver-Plated Library Candelabrum: High-end silver versions from the same period have appeared in major auctions like Sotheby's. Empire Style Bronze: A similar bouillotte lamp with an adjustable screen and lion-paw base was priced around €400 on secondary markets