Golden metal appliques and plexiglass perspex in the style of Maison Lunel or Guariche.

Here is a pair of lovely wall lights in gilded metal, which seems to be brass, and translucent ribbed plastic (referred to as perspex at the time) for the tulips, with a small reminder in transparent plastic (plexiglass?) for the "arms". They probably date from the 1960s and follow the design codes of the models offered by the Lunel house, likely also inspired by the work of designer Pierre Guariche. The sockets are designed for bayonet bulbs. These wall lights are in generally good condition, with no broken parts, but they do show the patina of time and use: apart from the socket covers, the gilded metal parts are largely marked by a black patina (which could probably be removed with extra fine steel wool). Additionally, the socket and wires of one of the wall lights have been changed; they are different. The electrical wires will likely need to be replaced. They measure 21 cm in height, from the highest point of the tulip to the bottom of the base, 14 cm in maximum width, and approximately 10 cm in projection from the wall.