Pair of bronze sconces with a torch and glass flame lampshade – Antique

Description

An identical pair of bronze sconces with torches and glass flame lampshades. This delightful set of two antique wall lamps is made in France in the 19th century. The bronze has a lovely patina and the flame shaped lamp shades are made of translucent glass. They have wonderful details such as acorns, flower buds, leaves and bows which hold the torches.

The lamps are rewired and have modern E14 lamp sockets.

Color: bronze
Dimensions: 19 x 44 x 22 cm
Type of socket: E14 (light bulbs not included)
Electricity connection: Mains power
Country of origin: France
Lamp condition: Very good, in original state with minor traces of age.
Product name: Pair of bronze sconces with a torch and glass flame lampshade

Delivery

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Vintage lighting

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