Pair of dog-shaped lamps in polychrome porcelain and gilded bronze, in the Meissen style, with new green silk lampshades lined with green silk and Houlès trimmings.
18th-century six-light “lace” chandelier, composed of a turned and gilded wooden structure and a set of blown glass beads and pendants. This type and name literally refer to the structure of this chandelier, which consists of a “lacing” of iron wires onto which glass beads are threaded, creating a mesh that was highly prized for its diffusion of light.
Dutch brass chandelier with exceptionally small dimensions. Signed “V. Fong, Grenna.”
20th century, circa 1930
Height: 22 cm
Pair of porcelain lamps decorated with delicate polychrome flowers, gilded foliage, and “fish scales.” The expertise of the Dresden factory is beautifully illustrated here by the delicate motifs created by Karl Richard Klemm’s (RK) workshop.
Pair of polychrome porcelain lamps from the Wong Lee factory. These lamps depict parrots perched on a beautifully decorated tree, holding a gilded bronze scroll in their beaks. The whole piece is mounted on chiseled gilded bronze bases. The lamps are topped with new powder pink silk lampshades lined with Declercq trimmings.
Pair of porcelain lamps by Wong Lee. These lamps depict blue and white parrots perched on a tree trunk, holding a gilded bronze scroll in their beaks. The whole piece is mounted on chiseled gilded bronze bases. The lamps are topped with new powder pink silk lampshades lined with Declercq trimmings.
Charming chandelier in sheet metal and rock crystal, in the style of Baguès.
Italy
Circa 1930
Pair of gilt bronze bulldog lamps with carved wooden dog heads and glass eyes. New beige silk-lined shades with Houles trim.
Rewired to current standards
Late 19th century
Pair of polychrome porcelain birds shaped lamps mounted on chased gilt bronze bases, in the Meissen style, with new powder-pink lined silk shades and Houles trimmings.
9-Light Flowers and Leafs Chandelier
Electrification up to standard