Stylish mid-20th-century Spanish wall sconce by Lamparas Barcas (Barcelona), crafted in gilt brass with neoclassical revival details. The piece features an elegant architectural stem, a decorative pierced gallery, and a beautiful original blown-glass globe with a white spiral pattern. A refined and decorative lighting piece typical of Spanish mid-century interiors.
The sconce retains its original mid-century wiring, and the socket is a later vintage replacement.
For safety, rewiring and socket replacement by a certified electrician are required before use, as the existing electrical components do not meet modern standards.
Details:
• Origin: Spain, Barcelona
• Date: c.1950–1970
• Maker: Lamparas Barcas
• Material: Gilt brass, blown glass
• Dimensions: Height without globe: 32 cm (12.59 in); Height with globe: 50 cm (19.68 in)
• Condition: Good vintage condition – natural patina on brass, clean surface, no cracks or chips to the globe. Important safety note: Old wiring must be professionally replaced before installation. Professional packaging and fully insured worldwide shipping included.
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