PRODUCT DETAILS
| Dimensions en CM | 32.0 x 13.5 x 56.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Dimensions en INCH | 12.60 x 5.31 x 22.24 inch |
| Période | 1930–1940 |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
This remarkable suite of twelve wrought iron wall lights is an exceptional find by virtue of its rarity and architectural character. Of substantial dimensions, each light reveals the blacksmith's mastery of hot metal work: generous scrolls, twists, and foliate elements animate the structure, evoking the world of prestigious French country houses and châteaux of the early twentieth century. The deep, uniform black patina lends the ensemble a monumental presence.
Wrought iron enjoyed a true golden age in France between the 1920s and 1950s, driven by master ironworkers such as Edgar Brandt, Raymond Subes, and Émile Robert, whose ateliers supplied the grandest bourgeois residences, châteaux, and hôtels particuliers with lighting, stair railings, and decorative grilles. This suite stands firmly within that tradition of high-quality craftsmanship, designed to illuminate monumental reception spaces — galleries, hunting rooms, entrance halls.
Retaining a complete matching set of twelve identical pieces is extraordinarily rare, and offers exceptional decorative possibilities. This ensemble would be perfectly suited to dress a gallery, a château dining room, or the hall of a grand private house, bringing to any space a dramatic dimension and an unmatched historical authenticity.
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