Maison Gagneau. Pair of porcelain and bronze lamps. Circa 1880.

Maison Gagneau, signed

Pair of Louis XVI-style oil lamps, converted to electric power. They are baluster-shaped, made of “oxblood” colored porcelain on a chiseled and gilded bronze frame. Square bronze base with beveled edges (W 15.5 x D 15.5).

Made in France circa 1880.

Dimensions: H 80 x W 17 x D 17 cm

Reference: LS6628761

New electrical system (each lamp uses 2 E14 bulbs).

!The price listed does not include the lampshade. However, our workshop would be happy to advise you and create one according to your choice of size and color (please feel free to contact us)!

Maison Gagneau, bronzier and manufacturer of lighting, was founded in Paris in 1800. It moved from 25, rue d’Enghien to 115 rue Lafayette. The House was famous throughout the 19th century and took part in the Industrial Products Exhibition, the Universal Exhibitions and was even part of the jury in the bronze category at the Universal Exhibition of 1889.