Pair of antique sconces in bronze Napoleon III two arms, depicting a winged female figure, Winged Victory, a messenger of victory and military triumph, topped by two double volute arms; the bronze castings are mounted on a mahogany panel, shaped and molded to the golden edges. It is in perfect condition, rielettrificate. They come from a building in Milan, but I'm originally from France, Napoleon III era and date back to about 1870. The two winged figures are detailed mergers, represent the Winged Victory, with long robes, on tiptoe on a sphere; the two supporting arms urn from which extend two curved arms, two branches decorated with swirls and floral motifs, ending with two candle holders. The shaped panel on which mergers are mounted is in polished mahogany shellac; is 20 cm wide and 43 cm high, while 55 cm is the total height of the candle holder and the encumbrance in width is 25 cm.