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Pair of double-light Diabolo adjustable sconces Maison Lunel, France, circa 1950
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Description
Rare pair of small double-light Diabolo sconces by Maison Lunel.
They swivel 380° and are adjustable. Fabric shades redone to be identical to the originals, original red lacquered perforated sheet metal shades.
The inside of the sheet metal shades is lined with opalescent perspex. Sconce body in black lacquered metal and brass.
Depth: 24 cm (9.45 inches)
Width: 15 cm (5.9 inches)
Height: 20 cm (7.9 inches)
Story
LUNEL is a French lighting manufacturer associated with the modern creative movement for its creations close to those of the first French designers. The LUNEL publishing house has notably popularized the use of lacquered tubular metal or even brass in the creation of lighting fixtures.
Suspensions, lamps, wall lights or floor lamps, many of the pieces published by LUNEL are made in a simple, sober and refined style, with an easily identifiable design, which makes it a very popular publisher among collectors. - More Information
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Catherine Canavese is an expert from the "Compagnie Nationale des Experts." She is an astute antique dealer and offers to connoisseurs, dealers and private customers a curated selection of objects, furniture, sculptures, lamps and decorative elements of the XIXth up to the XXIth century, all original and of the best quality. The gallery has been in operation since 2001.
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