Pair of Bronze wall sconces gilded 19th century

Pair of bronze sconces at Putti supporting a stylized light arm with foliage decor and godron around the Binet.

On an amount wrapped to the upper and lower Extrémitès.

Roses in a cartridge on embossed working background in an entourage of turbulent garlands.

The putti, in the movement seems to want to step on a huge medallion Cerclès beads.

Beautiful quality of chasing and gilding double patina Matt and Shiny.

This model of light arm appearing a putti coming out its beam of light adorned the beautiful imperial mansions.

They are still found today in our castles and mansions of wealthy owners.

The first model was delivered by Claude Galle in 1809 for the Petit Trianon.

Ravrio delivered several pairs the year after for the salon of the Empress at the Château de Rembouillet.

Thomire also delivered a model for the Emperor's room at Fontainebleau in 1810.