Pair of Double Art Deco Wall Sconces in Silvered Bronze with Blown and Molded Glass

  
Pair of Art Deco double-armed wall lights in silvered bronze and blown and molded glass. This elegant pair of double-armed wall lights dates from the late 1930s. The mounts are made up of truncated diamond-shaped plates, from which two arms with upturned necks rise, brightened by a row of twisted blown glass. Each plate has the same row of twisted blown glass pieces towards the bottom. Each light arm is topped with silver-plated brass socket covers. The glassware consists of four hexagonal-edged frosted white molded glass cups with clear reserves cut with a wheel.

On the back of each wall light, there is a hanging bar for wall mounting. Please note some tiny micro-chips on the upper edge of one or two cups.

The four light points have bayonet socket B22. For aesthetic reasons, it is recommended to use small bulbs with glass parts smaller than spherical bulbs known as "golf ball" bulbs. Dimensions: 20cm (height), 27cm (width), 16cm (depth) 1,950kg (weight).

"All the lights sold on our website have been restored by us in the strictest tradition of preservation and without any remarkable alteration to the original object. Many hours of hand work were necessary to accomplish their renovation. All the elements are genuine, only the electrical work has been completely redone to meet current standards but always keeping the original sockets, often for bayonet bulb caps.

Bulbs are not included in the sale. For shipping, the glass parts such as tulips, bowls...

are sent disassembled for better protection as well as (depending on the total size) some parts of the light fixture. All our shipments are very secure.