A pair of decorative, mirrored parrot wall candle sconces, perfect for adding classical character and a maximalist, Chinoiserie aesthetic to your interior styling.
Crafted as a true left- and right-facing pair, each sconce features a porcelain parrot adorned with intricately hand-painted blue feathers over a sleek white glazed ceramic base. The birds are fitted with ornate, textured bronze-tone alloy metal mounts that form naturalistic branch perches and a decorative candle cup gracing each bird's head.
The rear of each porcelain sconce features an underglaze blue crown crest mark containing a script monogram and the commemorative year 1853. This mark is characteristic of high-quality mid-to-late 20th-century European revival pieces made in the style of 19th-century Continental porcelain factories.
Designed for simple wall mounting, each piece features a built-in ceramic keyhole slot integrated seamlessly into the reverse of the body, allowing them to hang flush and securely against the wall.
Manufacturer: Unknown
(The 1853 mark is a revival stamp used by mid-to-late 20th-century artisan workshops to emulate antique Continental styling rather than an official factory signature).
Period: Late 20th Century (1970 - 1990)
Country of Origin: France
Materials: Porcelain, Bronze
Approximate Dimensions: 47 cm H x 11 cm W x 13.5 cm D
A pair of decorative, mirrored parrot wall candle sconces, perfect for adding classical character and a maximalist, Chinoiserie aesthetic to your interior styling.
Crafted as a true left- and right-facing pair, each sconce features a porcelain parrot adorned with intricately hand-painted blue feathers over a sleek white glazed ceramic base. The birds are fitted with ornate, textured bronze-tone alloy metal mounts that form naturalistic branch perches and a decorative candle cup gracing each bird's head.
The rear of each porcelain sconce features an underglaze blue crown crest mark containing a script monogram and the commemorative year 1853. This mark is characteristic of high-quality mid-to-late 20th-century European revival pieces made in the style of 19th-century Continental porcelain factories.
Designed for simple wall mounting, each piece features a built-in ceramic keyhole slot integrated seamlessly into the reverse of the body, allowing them to hang flush and securely against the wall.
Manufacturer: Unknown
(The 1853 mark is a revival stamp used by mid-to-late 20th-century artisan workshops to emulate antique Continental styling rather than an official factory signature).
Period: Late 20th Century (1970 - 1990)
Country of Origin: France
Materials: Porcelain, Bronze
Approximate Dimensions: 47 cm H x 11 cm W x 13.5 cm D
