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A Pair of Gilt Bronze Piano Lamps On Marble Bases

A Pair of Unusual Bronze Three Arm Sconces

Each with figures of horses as arms

A Fine Continental Neo-Gothic Giltwood Six Light Chandelier

A Fine Pair Italian Neoclassic Bronze Patinated Urns on Black Marble Stands Now Mounted as Lamps

A Fine Pair of French Bronze Classical Figures Now Mounted as Lamps By Louis Valentin Elias Roberts

French 1821-1874
Signed. L.V.E. Robert, each a standing draped classical woman mounted on round black marble plinth with bronze frieze of classical figures.
Louis Valentin Elias Roberts was a student of David D’Angers and of Pradier.
He debuted at the Salons in 1845. He won many medals and awards throughout his career.
He received the Chevalier de la Legion Honneur in 1856.

Museums:
Besancon; Dijon; Montargis; Roanne; Tours; Versailles

A Fine Pair of Empire Patinated & Gilt Bronze Candelabre, mounted as Lamps

Each reeded stem above drum base relief-cast with four putti on leaf-backed lion's paw feet.

A Fine & Rare French Empire Twelve Light Polychromed & Giltwood Chandelier

With six caryatides figures each holding two candle arms. Gilt & polychromed throughout...

A Fine Italian Gilt & Silver Gilt Six Light Chandelier, Possibly Genovese

A Fine Gray Crackle Vase Now Mounted as a Lamp With Gilt Bronze Mounts By Caldwell & Co.

Caldwell & Co. was America’s premier producer of lighting and other metal objects during the turn of the 20th century through the 1940s, and the archives are currently stored in the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Library in New York City. Notable clients of Caldwell lighting fixtures included the Rockefellers, the Carnegies, and the Roosevelts, and the company was also commissioned for famous landmarks such as the Grand Central Terminal, Radio City Music Hall, and the Waldorf-Astoria in New York City. Caldwell & Co. manufactured unique and intricate lighting fixtures in their Manhattan factory, such as chandeliers, electrified lamps and wall sconces, which were then shipped to prominent residences all over the United States.

A Fine Pair of Neoclassic Style Glass & Gilt Bronze Mounted With a Marble Base