Palladio Italian Gilt Wooden Shell Wall Lights, 1950s

Incredible pair of 1950's Italian gilt swag wall lights, probably by Salvadori, each light in the form of a very large leaf with a single lamp holder behind each leaf, they are conne...

An incredible pair of wall lights by Maison Bagues, the wheatsheaf form in silver gilt, with faceted crystals and a solid crystal urn to the centre, capped with a gilt gold surround....

A stunning Salvadori 1970's Italian trio of Fleur de Lis chained wall lights. Each of the Fleur de Lis house a single bulb holder to the rear, and are joined to each other with a length of heavy gilt iron chain. Each Fleur de Lis 29cm height, 24cm, width, 7cm depth Chains between each Fleur de Lis approx 50cm Chain to plug 170cm plus and extra 39cm of cable, totalling 209cm Length (last Fleur de Lis to plug) Made in Italy stickers on the reverse This is an incredible piece in super condition, lights are fully working and are switched on/off via a small rocker...

Fabulous set of 1980s Italian wall lights, in gilt metal, shaped as acanthus leaves with a floral centre. Each lamp has two e14 (small screw in) lamp holders. These are very large li...

A colorful pair of manufactured Venetian ceramic wall lights in the shape of the Pulcinella character, with extensive details, gold rims for the cloth...

Large, handcrafted and elegant wall sconce. This sizeable and handcrafted sconce comes with several gold painted scrolling motifs. This elegant shape is a joy to own and look at, both on and off. The thick scrolls in the back are made of hand-forged wrought iron and the leafs on top of them are hand-hammered, brass ones. The faux candles that hold the sockets are on top of hand-carved, wooden flowers. This Italian made sconce...

An original pair of 1950s Italian mid century sconces in golden polished brass and black enamel with white frosted glass shades. Rewired. One 120 watt candelabra socket each. Made by...

One of three large shell shaped glass sconces by Rupert Nikoll, Austria, manufactured in Mid-Century, circa 1950 (late 1950s or early 1960s). An organic shaped glass piece is mounted...