Pair of wall lights, Florence around 1960

A Masterpiece of Design

In the shimmering streets of Florence around 1960, a time when art and craftsmanship were impressively intertwined, an extraordinary work of art was born – these wall sconces, attributed to the talented Giovanni Banci. These wall sconces symbolize not only the splendor of the Italian design tradition, but also a love of detail and exquisite taste.

Craftsmanship at its finest

These wall sconces are made of gold-plated metal, which not only creates a warm, luxurious radiance but also has the ability to reflect light in a magical way. Each of the six arms, which elegantly branch out in different directions, is adorned with intricate decorations reminiscent of magnificent leaves, delicate flowers, and sparkling pearls. These elements not only lend the lamp visual appeal but also speak of the Florentine tradition of drawing inspiration from nature and celebrating the beauty of life.

The Lead Crystal Pendants

The highlight of these sconces is undoubtedly the hand-cut lead crystal pendants. Each individual piece has been crafted with the utmost precision to refract the light into a mesmerizing spectrum of colors. As the light streams through the crystals, dreamy reflections are created, immersing any room in a sea of ​​brilliance and color. The combination of the warm gold tone of the metal and the cool sparkle of the crystal creates a harmonious balance that is both timeless and contemporary.

You can find another chandelier here.

Art Deco at RSA Wiesbaden

You can find more Art Deco cabinets, Art Deco chests of drawers and Art Deco lamps in my shop in Wiesbaden. Regine Schmitz-Avila – your specialist for French Art Deco furniture and art objects from around 1930.