Here is a very elegant pair of sconces in bronze with brown patina and bronze with golden patina from the Empire period.
 This model can easily be attributed to Lucien-François Feuchère or Pierre-Philippe Thomire thanks to the decorative elements identical to those of a series of four pairs of sconces delivered by Lucien-François Feuchère, intended for the gallery of the castle of Meudon between 1810. and 1811 (see photo) as well as the work of the sconces of a pair of candelabras delivered by Thomire and Duterme on July 11, 1810 for the Empress's bedroom at the Tuileries Palace (see photo).
 Indeed, we find there:
 -2 cornets of abundance highlighted with a long acanthus leaf and starting with a swan's head
 -a ball on which the branches of light are adapted
 -a ring of very fine streaks at the exit of the cornucopias, just before the cups
 Our wall lights continue their decoration with two large palmettes ending in a flower button, and their bobeches are finely chiseled with a pattern of braces.
 
 I offer here a pair of high quality wall lights both in the bronze chasing and the quality of its original gilding.
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY
 -L'Heure, Le Feu, La Lumière, the bronzes from the Mobilier National 1800-1870, Marie-France Dupuy-Baylet, Éditions Faton, p.170 and p.215.