Pair of Vistosi Red Glass Brass Sconces

Beautifully designed and constructed petite Art Deco sconces by Jacques Adnet in solid brass with Lucite bobeches and Perspex feather motif.

Note we also have available a companion Adnet four arm chandelier in in crystal cut Lucite, brass with glass rods.

We actually have two pair available but this listing is for one pair of 1950s, French wall lamps by Maison Lunel in the style of Jacques Adnet having double brass arms with gunmetal accents. The wedge form backplate has a flick on/off switch. Rewired. We can mount to a custom backplate to accommodate your situation. It is very unusual to find the original two piece shades because they typically do not survive as they are made of colored perforated paper. Typically I would use a tall conical shade with these but a standard size candelabra shade...

Enchanting pair of early 1950's sconces in the manner of Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte made of curved clear glass, brass and ivory enameled aluminum. Currently wired for E14 candel...

Classical early-1950's Italian candelabra sconces with fluted socket cones. Rewired and ready to mount, with or without shades.

Excepitional pair of appliques, 1930, Venini. Brass and glass... special color Red.

Stunning pair of Mid-Century wall sconces in opaline glass, red enameled metal and curved brass. These elegant wall lamps were designed by Oscar Torlasco and produced in Italy during...

Pair of blown glass table lamps with nickel-plated bases. Measurements: 23 1/4" height of body 30 1/4" height to rest of shade.

Playful bright red wall lights, made by Stilnovo in Italy, Europe, around 1960. The wall lights are made of a brass frame holding the red glass. When the lights are on, they give a w...