Wall-appliques (sconces) with a bit more than a little gilt bronze to put your best candles in. Each a little bit “different”, not the boring old kind your mother in law has.
Tag: Ormolu
Desk sets to make your library look a million times fancier. Ormolu and malachite, all antique.
Objets loaded down with ormolu by Eugène Cornu a silverworker who worked in Paris and who was made director of Compagnie des Marbres et Onyx d’Algérie in 1858. His pieces were exhibited in London and Paris. They all look like they weigh a ton. Maybe they come with a maid to dust them.
French ormolu. Who else could make it this grand. Commodes. Late 19th and 20th century. After ébénistes Joseph Stöckel and Guillaume Benneman.
A few little odds and ends in onyx and ormolu for the nooks and crannies of your next chateau. Mostly French and mostly in the style of Louis XV and XVI. But one not French and brand new.
Ormolu sphinxes, some Egyptian Revival and others not, any of which would lend your front hall an imposing air. Probably all French.
Ormolu from pieces made by Parisian ébéniste Guillaume Beneman who made furniture for the king. Born in 1750, he died after 1811.
