Maison Baguès. Empire style chandelier in gilded bronze. 1950s.

Maison Baguès, by.

Empire or Restoration style chandelier in gilded bronze and black lacquered sheet metal, with six arms of light, allowing the placement of six candles, decorated with swans’ necks, whose bobeches end with stylized tassels and are decorated with a fine beaded frieze, ending with acanthus leaves on the main bowl decorated with palmettes in the central part and ending with a stylized acorn. A cup, decorated with a rosette in the central part, supports three stylized spade-shaped chains. The set ends with a decorative bell.

French work realized in the 1950s.

Dimensions: H 90 x D 73

Reference: LS5972509B

Functional electricity. Works with E-14 sockets, 6 sockets placed in the basin and 4 on the cup.

Baguès is a lighting house founded in 1840 by Noël Baguès who initially specialized in the manufacture of liturgical bronzes. With the widespread use of electricity in homes, the Baguès house began producing lighting bronzes in the 1860s. Baguès chandeliers were exported throughout the world and made the Baguès brand a reference in the field. lighting thanks in particular to its artisanal know-how. The materials are shaped using traditional techniques, as well as setting, gilding, and patinas, which allows Maison Baguès to have the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label, witness to the historical know-how of the house and their transmission.