Antique Louis XIV French HUGE Wooden 3 Arm Candle Wall Sconce Hand Carved 28.5H

  

Jewelry: 1910 - 1939 Art Deco. Antique Louis XIV French HUGE Wooden 3 Arm Candle Wall Sconce Hand Carved 28.5H. ANTIQUE HAND CARVED French LOUIS XIV Style THREE ARM LARGE WOODEN CANDLE SCONCE GOLD LEAF 28.5 H. Offered here is an antique Louis XIV French style wooden candle sconce.

This unique piece was delicately hand carved and features stylized acanthus leaves, palm leaves, scrolls and an artichoke top. The piece is quite large and elegant with celluloid candlestick covers where the three small bulbs would fit in. The arms are situated far enough from the wall to put tiny lampshades on if desired.

A very classical French looking piece that was most likely Italian made in the French form. The back is slightly carved out towards the base where three sets of wires extrude.

We have not been able to test it and therefore do not know whether it works. It came off of a wall and most likely still works. It must be hardwired though. Note: in some pictures we had the sconce sitting upright and held in place with a guitar stand. The top rubber part of the stand is visible and please disregard it.

Measures 28 1/2" High x 18 1/2" Wide (arms) x 11 Deep. The piece is in very good condition for its age and has normal age related patina wear of the applied gold leaf exterior. Weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces.

The item "Antique Louis XIV French HUGE Wooden 3 Arm Candle Wall Sconce Hand Carved 28.5H" is in sale since Tuesday, August 7, 2018. This item is in the category "Antiques\Architectural & Garden\Chandeliers, Sconces & Lighting Fixtures".

The seller is "ellisantique" and is located in Collingswood, New Jersey. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Original or Reproduction: Original
• Material: Wood, Gold leaf over gesso
• Signed?: No
• Product Type: Wall Sconce
• Age: 1920s to1930s
• Features: wired
• Style: Louis XIV
• Color: gold, white
• Size: 28 1/2 H x 18 1/2 W x 11 Deep
• Original/Reproduction: Antique Reproduction
• Type: Sconce
• Decade: 1890s