Pair of French Art Nouveau Crystal Sconces

Item Number: 666x

Elegant and unusual pair of French Art Nouveau solid crystal one light sconces

Price: $3,750 pr view item

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Pair of Italian Gilded Iron Sconces With Scroll Work

Item Number: 6556

This beautiful pair of Italian sconces are made of burnished iron and tole, and feature bobeches with real gold leaf. The craftsmanship in the flowing scroll work shows a detailed sense of balance and movement.

Price: $950 for the pair view item

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Pair of Three Light Italian Gilded Iron Sconces With Scroll Work and Gold Leaf

Item Number: 6558

This beautiful pair of Italian sconces are made of burnished iron and tole, each featuring a trio of bobeches with real gold leaf. The craftsmanship in the flowing scroll work shows a detailed sense of balance and movement.

Price: $1,750 for the pair view item

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Pair of Large French Late 19th Century Bronze Sconces

Item Number: 252x

This pair of late 19th century sconces are Louis XVI and made of bronze. Unique in their size and detailed casting, the bronze features a classic Louis XVI style ribbon at top. The details continue as garlands intercross the fluted center stem, stretching up towards the two outreaching arms which feature detailed cups and bobeches. The pair has been wired for electricity.

Price: $3,750 for the pair view item

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Pair Italian Sconces with Multicolored Flowers

Item Number: 6600

This beautiful pair of Italian sconces are made of tole and gilded iron, meaning they are covered partially in gold leaf. The pair features a multicolored bouquet of flowers, a classic ribbon design at the base, and a flower bulb with an outreaching single light at the top. 

Price: $3,500 for the pair view item

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French Louis XV Wrought Iron Chandelier, Mid 20th Century, Green

Item Number: 4350

This French Louis XV style wrought iron chandeliers was created in the mid 20th century and features iron bobeches under the six lights. The arms are adorned with acanthus leaves and scroll work can be found throughout the classic ‘bird cage’ shaped piece. The chandelier is also available as a pair.

Price: $1,800 Each, also available as a pair view item

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French Louis XVI Iron & Tole Foliate Chandelier

Item Number: 4087

This French Louis XVI chandelier is made of iron and tole. The piece features vines growing from the center stem with acanthus leaves reaching upwards. The vines continue along the three scrolling arms, which feature bobeches matching the crown and center. A final detail in an iron tassel finial bookends the piece.

Price: $1,200 view item

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Italian Patinated Iron Chandelier with Gilded Wood Center

Item Number: 6594

This large Italian wrought iron chandelier features a carved and gilded wood center with iron arms and iron bobeches. Dating back to the mid 20th century, the carving is delicate with movement throughout the central stem including a draping fabric above the arms. The eight arms feature bobeches, acanthus leaves, and scrolling elements all made of iron.

Price: $2,750 view item

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French Iron Ship’s Lantern, mid 20th century

Item Number: 1970

This unusual iron ship's lantern comes directly from France and was made originally for burning oil. The piece features four glass panels with iron cross hatching in front of the singular light, and is now wired for electricity.

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Pair of French 19th Century Copper Hanging Lanterns

Item Number: 627x

This lovely pair of copper hanging lanterns features a swiveling door that would have provided access for lighting the candles, prior to their conversion to electricity. The pieces date back to 19th Century, and feature a few small embellishments including one large finial and accompanying surrounding small finials, to compliment the simple yet elegant aesthetic.

Price: $3,750 For the pair view item

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