Pair of vintage brass wall sconces – Maison Jansen, 1960s

Pair of vintage wall sconces in gilded brass, torch hands, attributed to Maison Jansen. A French piece from the 1960s inspired by the Directoire style, perfect for an elegant and refined decor. Inspired by the Directoire/neoclassical style, these sconces stand out for the finesse of their design, the balance of their proportions, and the quality of their craftsmanship. They are topped with white opaline glass tulips, diffusing a soft and warm light. This iconic model, highly sought after by decorators and interior architects, is referenced in the international design market (notably on specialised platforms such as Pamono and 1stDibs). 🔍 Details. Origin: France. Period: circa 1960. Attribution: Maison Jansen (attributed) Materials: gilded brass, opaline glass. Style: Directoire/neoclassical. Sold: as a pair. Electricity: old (functional / to be adapted to current standards) 📏 Dimensions: Height: 24 cm. Width: 9 cm. Depth: 14 cm. Weight: 1.5 kg. ✨ Condition. → Perfect condition. → Glass tulips in perfect condition, without chips or cracks. → B15 bayonet sockets. 🏛️ About the attribution. These sconces are attributed to Maison Jansen, a famous Parisian decoration house of the 20th century, known for its refined creations blending classicism and modernity. As is often the case with productions from this house, the pieces are not signed, with attribution based on the model, materials, and market references. 📦 Delivery. Careful and secure shipping. International shipping available. Please feel free to contact me for a delivery quote or any further information.