Wall lamp Garnier

This wall lamp elegantly illustrates the refinement of the 19th century decorative arts.
Affixed to a broad plate of light, five bent arms, emerging from a foliage, support a flat cup and a candle sleeve at the edge. Foliage and cups are decorated with an assemblage of two crystal pendants which succeed one another, first a small octagonal ball, then a pendant.
Three laces of crystal beads make it possible to reach the upper floor, a shell from which five strands of lilac bearing the same ornaments escape.
This model recalls the 24-light chandelier from the 18th century exhibited at the Magnin National Museum in Dijon.
Nevertheless, the play of light and transparency are more exacerbated on our application thanks to the polished bronze plate.