Pair of blue cloisonne enamel lamps, gilt bronze mount, 19th century

Pair of Chinese style baluster shape cloisonné enamel lamps with a gilt bronze mount.
Blue background enamels decorated with interlaces of flowers and plants on red, blue and green colors. A triple frieze of rosettes and stylized vegetals separate the body and the collar.
Chiseled and gilt bronze, on a circular base standing on four small legs. The upper is highly adorned and shows a small engraved plate “{Gagneau, 155 rue Lafayette”. }
New and functional electrical system.
Work from the late 19th century.

Maison Gagneau, created in 1800 in Paris, is a bronzer and a lightings producer very popular during the 19th century. First established in the 25, rue d’Enghien, Maison Gagneau settled at the 115 rue Lafayette. She participates at the famous French and Internation exhibitions: les Expositions des Produits de l’Industrie and also Expositions Universelles and won several distinctions; she was even also a member of the jury.