Maison Lancel Decorative Objects

Carved Limestone Decorative Bowl - Stone Vide Poche - France 1970s Hand-carved limestone bowl / decorative dish. Sculptural texture on the sides due to the carving technique. Idea...

Made of antique style cast and sandblasted glass, with brass fixtures, these art deco slip shade sconces are currently wired with plugs and...

Set of 2 silver plated metal decorative objects: a "leave" bowl and an "apple" box from the '60s. Pretty good condition: the bowl show light defect on one side as showed in the pictu...

Pair of wall sconces made in Italy during the 1950s. Each lamp features a curved brass arm supporting an oval opaline glass diffuser, held in place by small blackened metal pins. The...

A pair of Art Deco torchiere wall lights n Maison Janson style, France, 1950s. Elegant design in gilt brass with hand-blown opaline glass ball globes. Both pieces in fine vintage co...

This is a 15 jewels Swiss round clock. It depicts an enamel round frontal panel painted with a colorful beautiful bouquet of flowers framed by gilded bronze Roman numerals dial. In t...

Wall-mounted sconces composed of a curved brass arm fixed to a square wall plate, supporting a spherical two-tone glass shade. The globe is made of opaline glass, with the lower half...

This pair of large Italian wall sconces from the 1950s combines a minimalist silhouette with refined materials. Each light features a gently curved brass arm that rises from a circul...

Pair of mid-century wall lights, Italy, 1950s. Each sconce features a bent brass arm that projects from a round brass wall plate and ends with a spherical opaline glass globe. Brass ...

This exceptional Jaeger-LeCoultre travel alarm clock from the 1950s is a refined example of mid-century Swiss horological craftsmanship. Featuring a manual-wind eight-day movement, this clock was designed for the discerning traveler, offering reliability, precision, and timeless style. The integrated alarm function operates flawlessly, making it as practical today as it was at the time of its creation. The dial is beautifully executed with clear Arabic numerals, ensuring excellent legibility, and includes a calendar complication that adds both functionality and visual balance. Its overall design is strongly influenced by the Art Deco movement, evident in its clean lines, harmonious proportions, and understated elegance. This piece is in impeccable condition and functions perfectly. It shows only minimal, natural wear consistent with careful use over time, which adds character without detracting from its aesthetic or mechanical integrity. A true collector’s item, this Jaeger-LeCoultre travel clock...

Travel alarm clock "Europa", 1950s Excellent original condition Brass with a green faux leather cover Still working On the face of the it states that it h...

A pair of wall sconces from the French house Maison Lancel, made of wood and brass, the base also made of lacquered metal, have been rewired, and the bulb system has been converted f...