Pair of wall lights, bent glass, Patrick Crespin Le Verre Français, 90s

Spectacular pair of wall sconces in blown glass, created by the famous French glassmaker Patrick Crespin for Le Verre Français. Stunning sconces with a semi-spherical profile made of artisanal, multilayer blown glass. They feature a gradient of colours ranging from orange-yellow to intense reds, finishing with a deeper hue with purplish and ochre undertones, creating a textured effect and a very organic finish. Made using a traditional technique and in an Art Nouveau style, they evoke the classic designs created for this house by another great French artist, Charles Schneider. Installation is facilitated by a metal structure fixed at the front that runs the entire length of the piece, secured at the ends by two screws placed through small perforations. Both pieces are signed by engraving on the glass. These sconces stand out for their elegance, a clean aesthetic but with great intensity and visual strength, a perfect complement for any space. Patrick Crespin, born in Paris in 1955, established his own workshop specialising in high-end lighting. He was awarded the Legion of Honour in 2020 for his outstanding career.