A pair of ormolu sconces with three moving light arms, the shaft and arms depicting foliage, the wicks forming a spiral of acanthus leaves highlighted by a tulip. 19th century (Drilled for electricity) Height 37 cm high A brass sconce with two arms of light, the shaft in the shape of a top and the arms slightly scrolled. The whole is highlighted by a three-lobed openwork socket. 20th century (Drilled for the electricity, some scratches) Height : 18 cm Height : 18 cm

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