Maxime Old Lighting

New wall sconces by Glustin Luminaires, they are made of a single rounded and curved carved alabaster piece sat on a light bronze finished brass back plate. Due to the nature of th...

Wonderful pair of rattan sconces from France, 1960s, in the style of Louis Sognot. Two curvy rattan arms with loop detail and wrapped rattan detailing. Newly re-wired with new tapere...

Italian Sputnik chandelier in a black and brass metal, 51 unobtainable trasparent glass tips. Murano blown glass in a traditional way. 10 light points. Period: late xx century Di...

Exceptional huge brass Sputnik chandelier. The chandelier has a very impressing size and is a real eyecatcher in every room. The chandelier is in excellent ...

The Tabitha wall lamp combines the timeless elegance of alabaster with the modernity of brushed brass. The alabaster tubes, cut with a diagonal "salami slice" style, give the lamp a ...

New exclusive design by Glustin Luminaires, egg shaped alabaster sconce with a crack carved in the middle spread by a pair of brass hands. Satin brass plate on the back. Two lights ...

Chandelier with brass pastilles. Inlaid of ocean jasper stones. Brass structure. Possibility to have a pair. Creation by Studio Glustin

This very important 96-lights chandelier made entirely in chiseled and gilded bronze in the Renaissance style, is composed at the lower part of six large sets of ten light-arms, adorned with Bacchus masks, scalloped acanthuses, pearls and “cuir découpé” motifs (“cut leather”), and at the upper part of six sets of six light-arms. The light-arms set is designed around an architectured central shaft, made of foliate balusters, surrounded by three female tritons, each bearing a basket of exotic fruits. The whole finishing at the top with scrolls alternating with garlands of fruits. The whole is richly adorned with numerous cut and faceted crystal pendants. Provenance : Casino – Campione d’Italia *Two identical chandeliers have been made by Louis-Auguste Marquis for the Galerie de la Paix du 37 quai d’Orsay, Hôtel du Ministre des Affaires Étrangères (see attached). Louis-Auguste Marquis (1811-1885) teamed up in 1839 with another bronze-caster named Gilbert Honoré Chaumont (1790-1868), already specialized in lightings. They were awarded at the Exhibition of Industrial Products a bronze medal with their Renaissance style candelabra, a clock and a large chandelier with branches...

New design by Glustin Luminaires, this wall sconce and ceiling light made of six asymmetrical brass arms joint in the center, each holding an half sphere of alabaster hosting a light.

The Tech long wall sconce was conceived with the idea of merging the luminaire with the lampshade into a single element, playing on the transparencies of the light through the ultra-...

Pair of early Georgian style silver plated bronze twin arm wall sconces by Edward F. Caldwell.

The translucent alabaster planes of the median shapes are intersected by a fluted brass form, referencing traditional Middle Easter Jewellery while push...