拍品 735
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A PAIR OF NORTH ITALIAN ORMOLU TWO-BRANCH WALL-LIGHTS
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A PAIR OF NORTH ITALIAN ORMOLU TWO-BRANCH WALL-LIGHTS

CIRCA 1780, IN THE MANNER OF FRANCESCO LADATTE

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A PAIR OF NORTH ITALIAN ORMOLU TWO-BRANCH WALL-LIGHTS
CIRCA 1780, IN THE MANNER OF FRANCESCO LADATTE
Each with part engine-turned and part foliate oval back plate issuing foliate wrapped channelled scroll branches with engine-turned dished drip-pans and part fluted baluster nozzle, drilled for electricity, with ivory pleated silk shades
9 in. (22.5 cm.) deep; 8 in. (20 cm.) high (2)
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These wall-lights recall the work of the celebrated Turinese bronzier, Francesco Ladatte (1706-1787), although he is more celebrated for his distinctive interpretation of the naturalistic rococo idiom, such as on the series of wall-lights in the Palazzo Reale, Turin (illustrated in V. Viale et al ., 'Mostra del Barocco Piemontese', Exhibition Catalogue, Turin, 1963, figs. 298-301).