Important and exceptional luster gilt and patinated bronze, 18 lights, attributed to Theodore GECHTER 1796-1844.Il symbolizes the victory of Rome over Gaul, banner "SPQR" Senatus Populus That Romanus. The sconces with the warriors attributes are typical of the sculptor.
Jean-François Theodore Gechter, French sculptor, born in Paris in 1795, died in Paris on 11 December 18441. A pupil of François Joseph Bosio and Baron Gros, as Antoine-Louis Barye, he is famous for his bronzes.

His first exhibition was held in 1824, was focused on classical and mythological subjects

Cage chandelier in gilded bronze pendants and sconces to 8, 4 putti Louis XV era N.III (gilded and electricity redone)

Cage Chandelier 12 lights, gilded bronze ornate crystal wafers Louis XV style circa 1880, completely redone electrification.

Large gilt bronze lantern bullet-shaped, four men weapon Length Renaissance style circa 1950

Crystal and gilt bronze chandelier with six sconces Louis XVI period beginning XX

Louis XIII style chandelier in patinated bronze and gilded with 12 lights in 2 rows late XIX, loves heads, swan head caryatids child and royal crown.

Important chandelier and gilt bronze 18 Empireà style sconces in the taste of working from home Rings circa 1940

Patinated and gilt bronze chandelier labor north Restoration period, cuts bearing 5 binets, intertwining snakes, center a cherub

Chandelier sheet wax wrought iron and gold, glass beads and pendants of rock crystal, 6 sconces, Italian labor early twentieth

House RINGS chandelier suspension floral decorations, metal bowl circa 1950

Chandelier 6 arms of gilt bronze lights, fluted glass cup, neoclassical about 1920

Bronze lantern large gilded Louis XVI style era 1860 (formerly Gas)