Pair of French Ormolu Three-Light Wall Sconces

A fabulous pair of large French Louis XVI ormolu three-light wall light sconces with floral finial and drop, issuing three scrolling arms terminating in electrified candle cups, all ...

A very fine quality pair of French two-arms ormolu wall light sconces Origin: French Date: 19th century Dimension: 21 1/2 x 11 3/4 x 7 inches.

An exceptional pair of Caldwell gilt bronze three light sconces, featuring an acanthus leaf design Maker: Edward F. Caldwell Co. (1851-1914) Date: circa 1900s Origin: American ...

Fine quality pair of Louis XVI style gilt-bronze three-light sconces Origin: French Date: 19th century Dimension: 25 1/2 in. x 20 1/2 in.

An elegant pair of George III style gilt bronze wall light sconces Each sconce with two arms issuing from a channeled oval backplate topped with an urn and plume finial, impressed m...

A symbolic and distinguished pair of Louis XVI-style ormolu three-light wall appliques. The tied drapery backplate molded with oak branches and stag hoofs and cast with tassel terminal. The three branches each, the form of a French hunting Horn...

Each of these wall sconces has four candle sockets and a fluted central section with carved grapevines and leaves. The top has a classical with draper...

These good quality sconces in mat black and gilt bronze are pierced with scrolls and flower heads and with drip pans and arms cast with stylized acanthus. The two-tone gilding and ha...

Exceptional pair of three-light antler sconces- monumental in size all-natural from a Montana estate newly rewired.

A very fine pair of French 19th Louis XVI style gilt bronze three-light wall sconces. circa 1890, Paris.

Each backplate topped with a mask of Athena surmounted by an owl and ending in a stylized bellflower and anthemion, issuing three leaf-wrapped scrolling arms. Electrified. André-Antoine Ravrio (1759-1814) was a French sculptor in bronze and was made a master founder in 1777 setting up in business 1790. Although Ravrio enjoyed success during Louis XVI’s reign, he achieved far greater fame under Napoleon. He took part in the first Exposition de l’Industrie, Paris, 1803 and then won a silver medal there in 1806. The same year he supplied a number of bronze furnishings for the Empress Joséphine’s apartments in the Tuileries and in 1810 was appointed as the Emperor’s chief bronzier. In this capicity he supplied some of the finest Empire bronze pieces, girandoles, candelabras and lamps as well as ornate furniture...

A massive pair of Louis XVI style three light bronze wall sconces, each arm modeled with scrolling acanthus, the back plate with vase-shaped flame finial and of tapering garlanded fo...