Bibliotheque du Roi - Sconce

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Made by design from Jean-Claude Duplessis, this elegant yet grand gilded bronze five-arm neoclassical sconce was probably made shortly before the French revolution. Suspended from a gilt-bronze ribbon, the five arms are tied in a bowknot, and ended with two tassels.

Gilt bronze was used extensively for different types of lighting, ranging from freestanding candlesticks and candelabra to hanging chandeliers and lanterns. Sconces were usually placed on either side of a mirror so that the flames of their candles were reflected and multiplied in the glass.

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