This exquisite pair of 19th-century bronze doré cherub table lamps showcases the refined craftsmanship and opulent style associated with the work of Henry Dasson, one of the most celebrated French cabinetmakers and bronze artisans of the 19th century. Each lamp features a finely cast patinated bronze cherub figure, beautifully modeled with lifelike detail, standing atop a red marble plinth with gilt bronze base accents. Rising from the cherubs’ hands are elaborate gilt bronze branches adorned with floral motifs, supporting candelabra-style light fittings with ornate foliate bobeches. The contrast between the dark patinated bronze figures and the brilliantly gilded floral candle arms creates a striking visual impact, emphasizing the balance between elegance and grandeur. Perfect as statement lighting pieces for formal living rooms, libraries, or entryways, these candelabra lamps embody the luxurious aesthetics of the Belle Époque era. With their museum-quality casting, doré finish, and neoclassical design, this pair makes an ideal acquisition for collectors of fine French decorative arts. They serve equally well as functional lighting or decorative objets d’art, adding timeless sophistication to any interior. Dimensions: 42 inches high x 15 inches wide x 7 inches deep.