French 19th Century Louis XVI Style Bronze Two-Light Sconces with Hunting Horns, Pair

A pair of French sconces from the 19th century in the Louis XVI style, constructed from bronze with hunting horn motifs. The two-light design features classical bronze arms extending from a central mount. Each sconce incorporates the symbolic hunting horn, reflecting the aristocratic associations of sporting imagery in neoclassical design. The style references 18th-century Louis XVI vocabulary executed during the 19th century. The bronze displays appropriate patina from age and use.

The sconces demonstrate competent foundry work characteristic of 19th-century French bronze production. The hunting horn motif appears in relief or three-dimensional form as a defining decorative element. Each light fixture includes hardware for mounting to a wall. The symmetrical pair suggests original intent as a matched set for a formal space. Bronze patina and wear patterns indicate authentic age.

This pair of sconces is well placed flanking a fireplace mantelpiece, mirror, or doorway in dining rooms, parlors, or studies. The two-light configuration provides ambient illumination while serving as decorative elements. The hunting horn imagery appeals to rooms with sporting traditions or collections. The Louis XVI style vocabulary integrates with period interiors from the 18th and 19th centuries and contemporary classical interiors.

Place of Origin: France
Period: 19th Century
Dimensions: 13 3/4"W x 9"D x 29 1/2"H

Inventory Number: CC1
Location: JAA

Price: $ 8950