Pair of neoclassical gilt-bronze (ormolu) bouillotte-style lamps, likely French or French-inspired, dating from the mid-20th century — circa 1950–1970. ️ Description • Form: The bases are fluted and decorated in the Louis XVI style with acanthus leaf and laurel detailing. • Finish: Bright gold ormolu (gilt bronze or brass). • Column: White “candlestick” form stems evoke early French bouillotte lamps that originally held candles. • Shades: Tapered trapezoid red paper shades trimmed with gold, replacing the traditional metal tole shades of earlier versions. • Finial: Classical pineapple or flame motif, typical of French decorative arts. ️ Maker Attribution While there are no visible markings in the photo, lamps of this exact type were produced by several Parisian and American high-end makers: • Maison Jansen (Paris) • Chapman Manufacturing Co. There is a line switch with two power levels for light. Each lamp weighs close to 4 pounds, they are very substancial in wieght and delicate in size. Shade Upper Diameter: 4.25", Lower Diameter 10",, Height 7"