Wall Lamps Coming from Drouant Restaurant Paris, 1960

Blasset Jean & Guggiari André Extremely rare sconce coming from one of the last legal gambling club open in Paris, the " Club Anglais " ( The English Club ) This club created in 1918 by an association of American, Australian and British army pilots, did not have unfortunately the time to celebrate its 100th Anniversary it closed its business recently. We acquired  in this " Casino " all the gaming tables, Poker, Blackjack, Punto Banco (Baccarat), chairs, stools and all of these sconces. All the tables are now Sold. This sconce is made in bronze-mounted on wood covered with black vinyl. Some of them were covered with black leather, (the price indicated in this listing is for ONE sconce...

Jean Barat, spectacular pair of textured gilt bronze sconces and white opaline oval glass. The edge of the sconce is in light orange bakelite to diffuse the light all around the sconce. Two bayonet sockets are mounted on a crossing structure, the wiring is redone but the sockets are original and accept 110v light bulbs. Carved stamp...

For project developers, Architects and Interior Designers. For Hotels, Restaurants or big mansions and Lodges, etc... Chandelier & Sconces from George V Hotel Paris 1960's. One-of-a-kind - A unique opportunity to own a piece of French luxury and history... Spectacular and large chandelier with 6 matching sconces from the George V Hotel in Paris. Circa 1960s. In the style of Gaetano Sciolari or Gino Sarfatti. We contacted the George V hotel in Paris, now owned by the Four Seasons group, and learned that they did not keep the archives from that period. Therefore, they have been unable to confirm the artist or the manufacturer of this chandelier and sconces. This chandelier and sconces represent a moment in history from a Parisian hotel where famous people and celebrities from around the world stayed for decades. The structure is metal. Four iron frames must be assembled to form a unique frame of approximately 240 x 240 cm (95" x 95"). On this structure, 8 pieces of aluminum covered in brass are screwed on like a puzzle, separated by heavy bronze frames. From this structure hang around one thousand (1000) lucite (acrylic) tubes (rods) arranged in a diamond pattern. The tallest tube measures 120 cm (4 ft) high. Unfortunately, we do not have images of the chandelier when it was mounted on the ceiling at the George V hotel, as at that time, photography was not allowed inside the hotel. The sconces measure approximately 68 cm wide (27") by 21 cm deep (8") by 120 cm (4ft) high, with the 54 tubes (rods) installed. The wiring needs to be fully redone with an LED system. The original wiring used neon lights...

Attributed to Lucien Rollin, France, 1940. Elegant pair of 1940s era French sconces in cast bronze and glass. Amazing fabrication and detail. Assembled with screws, cast bronze acan...

Very important set of small 1970s-era sconces from a palace on the Adriatic. The mounts are in brass and the lighting part in faceted pressed glass. Recently re-electrified. Sold ind...

A pair of sizable gold-painted metal wall lights produced by Hans Kögl, Germany, c. 1970s. Overall Dimensions (Inches): 27.5"H x 22.75"W x 5.5"D Back Plate Dimensions (Inches): 4.1...

Large size midcentury chrome wall lights produced by Staff Leuchten, Germany, 1970s. The pleasant light it spreads is very atmospheric, these wall scones or fixtures will contribute ...

Beautiful set of three Mid-Century Modern glass sconces made in France, circa 1970 by the interior decorator Louis Drimmer, signed at the glass and still retaining the original label.