Wall sconce Leola, golden brass, by G. Sciolari, Germany, 1970s.
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This wall sconce, designed by Gaetano Sciolari for the German manufacturer Leola in the 1970s, exemplifies the precision and sculptural clarity of mid-century modern lighting. Meticulously crafted from highly polished, gold-plated brass, the fixture presents a mirror-like, saturated golden surface that reflects both light and its surroundings. The structure features a central round wall plate from which five cylindrical lamp holders radiate symmetrically on gently curved tubular arms. The overall composition conveys a sense of balance and proportion, with invisible joints and no visible screws on the front, emphasizing the era’s commitment to clean lines. The sconce accommodates five E27 bulbs (not included), each socket deeply set within the cylindrical holders, reinforcing the minimalist aesthetic. Measuring 35 cm in height and width, and 16 cm in depth, the piece remains in good vintage condition, with the brass showing only minor signs of oxidation typical for its age, and no visible scratches or dents. Echoing the voice of the 1970s, Sciolari’s sconce tells a story of understated luxury and architectural discipline. The gilded brass reflects light like a sheet of water, while the geometric arrangement of arms evokes the atmosphere of modernist interiors half a century ago. This model steers clear of excess, instead suggesting an era where light and form collaborated to set the
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Height35 cm
Depth16 cm
Width35 cm
Dimension details
Width35 cm
Height35 cm
Depth16 cm
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