A pair of large bronze sconce lanterns, formerly gilt, repainted in grey-black.
The plate depicting a lion's head with a heraldic forearm holding a leafy torch supporting the octagonal lantern decorated with friezes of ribbons and twisted pearls or flower buds, and topped by a crown.
Second half of the 19th or beginning of the 20th century.
Electrified, with a socket, reported.
With two white frosted glass globes in the shape of flames, later.
Total height: about 150 cm.
Wear to the paint.
Globes cracked, with many chips at their base.
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