Stunning Big Cinema Art Deco Set of Wall Lights

**Illuminate Your Space with a Masterpiece from the 1920s** Introducing a stunning chandelier crafted by the renowned Winkelman & van der Bijl in Amsterdam during the early 1920s. T...

Set of amazing and very rare and luxury Italian wall lights or sconces designed by Toni Zuccheri and produced by Venini Murano, model Patchwork, hot-worked transparent glass, painted...

Elegant Mid-Century sconces produced by Cristal Art, Italy in the late 1950s. Sand blasted glass in combination with stunning amber colored glass. Each sconce holds two-light bulbs....

Rare Ingo Maurer 1985 wall lamp one for the Recession in great vintage condition as can be seen in the images. This beautiful heart will be shipp...

We are excited to offer you this fabulous set of 6 Art Deco Matching shell wall lights in excellent condition. Each frame consists of a chrome surround (all in excellent condition), ...

Very rare collection of 6 unique wall mounted porcelain masks mounted in fer forge frames, all signed M. Bever Paris, Made in France, circa 1925. The iron frames are stamped 'France' and were made to be electrified and illuminated with a single candelabra size lightbulb, causing the porcelain faces to be illuminated from behind. Note that on two of the faces (the middle of top and bottom row of main image) the porcelain is perforated. Edgar Brandt is known to have designed wrought iron for Maison Robj, for whom Marcel Bever...

A unique set of two Art Deco wall sconces from a villa. The alabaster grain is uniquely beautiful, and the stone veins create a very special light. According to the previous owner, t...

Suite of 4 wall lights signed Ezan circa 1935. Opalescent molded glass tulip. Wrought iron frame. In perfect condition. Electrified, B22 socket, bayonet bulb. Total height: 20 cm Width: 26.5cm Depth: 26cm Weight: 8 Kg Jean GAUTHIER (Ezan) Little information on this glass and porcelain decorator whose first establishment was located at 12 and 14 rue Jean Robert in the 18th arrondissement in Paris, before opening a factory in Ezanville to the north of the capital. Its glassware is signed “Gauthier”. Some pieces are signed “EJG Etablissements Jean Gauthier...