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Pair of Meissen Porcelain Sconces
This remarkable pair of Meissen porcelain wall sconces is crafted with all of the exquisite detail and splendor of the Rococo period. Exquisitely hand-painted with gilt accents, each fixture is adorned with elaborate, classic Rococo decoration, including a wide variety of lifelike flora. The charming adornments extend along the graceful, elegant candleholders, imbuing the sconces with a warmth and intricate beauty so beloved in Meissen porcelain pieces.
Royalty and the elite families of Europe have coveted Meissen porcelain since this legendary manufactory began production in 1710. By the middle of the 19th century, elaborate pieces such as these sconces had found an audience among royals and aristocrats around the world. Considering the delicate nature of porcelain, to find two such beautifully crafted pieces in such wonderful condition is exceptionally rare. Converted to electricity.
Circa 1880
16" wide x 7" deep x 16 1/2" high
Royalty and the elite families of Europe have coveted Meissen porcelain since this legendary manufactory began production in 1710. By the middle of the 19th century, elaborate pieces such as these sconces had found an audience among royals and aristocrats around the world. Considering the delicate nature of porcelain, to find two such beautifully crafted pieces in such wonderful condition is exceptionally rare. Converted to electricity.
Circa 1880
16" wide x 7" deep x 16 1/2" high
This remarkable pair of Meissen porcelain wall sconces is crafted with all of the exquisite detail and splendor of the Rococo period. Exquisitely hand-painted with gilt accents, each fixture is adorned with elaborate, classic Rococo decoration, including a wide variety of lifelike flora. The charming adornments extend along the graceful, elegant candleholders, imbuing the sconces with a warmth and intricate beauty so beloved in Meissen porcelain pieces.
Royalty and the elite families of Europe have coveted Meissen porcelain since this legendary manufactory began production in 1710. By the middle of the 19th century, elaborate pieces such as these sconces had found an audience among royals and aristocrats around the world. Considering the delicate nature of porcelain, to find two such beautifully crafted pieces in such wonderful condition is exceptionally rare. Converted to electricity.
Circa 1880
16" wide x 7" deep x 16 1/2" high
Royalty and the elite families of Europe have coveted Meissen porcelain since this legendary manufactory began production in 1710. By the middle of the 19th century, elaborate pieces such as these sconces had found an audience among royals and aristocrats around the world. Considering the delicate nature of porcelain, to find two such beautifully crafted pieces in such wonderful condition is exceptionally rare. Converted to electricity.
Circa 1880
16" wide x 7" deep x 16 1/2" high
$5,550.00
Original: $18,500.00
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$18,500.00
$5,550.00Description
This remarkable pair of Meissen porcelain wall sconces is crafted with all of the exquisite detail and splendor of the Rococo period. Exquisitely hand-painted with gilt accents, each fixture is adorned with elaborate, classic Rococo decoration, including a wide variety of lifelike flora. The charming adornments extend along the graceful, elegant candleholders, imbuing the sconces with a warmth and intricate beauty so beloved in Meissen porcelain pieces.
Royalty and the elite families of Europe have coveted Meissen porcelain since this legendary manufactory began production in 1710. By the middle of the 19th century, elaborate pieces such as these sconces had found an audience among royals and aristocrats around the world. Considering the delicate nature of porcelain, to find two such beautifully crafted pieces in such wonderful condition is exceptionally rare. Converted to electricity.
Circa 1880
16" wide x 7" deep x 16 1/2" high
Royalty and the elite families of Europe have coveted Meissen porcelain since this legendary manufactory began production in 1710. By the middle of the 19th century, elaborate pieces such as these sconces had found an audience among royals and aristocrats around the world. Considering the delicate nature of porcelain, to find two such beautifully crafted pieces in such wonderful condition is exceptionally rare. Converted to electricity.
Circa 1880
16" wide x 7" deep x 16 1/2" high
