18th-Century French Wrought Iron Bracket w/ Pretty Basket Light

This striking outdoor wall sconce pairs an 18th-century wrought iron bracket with a charming cut tin light fixture. Originally assembled in the 1950s, the light fixture was used as a sign for an artisan specializing in fer blanc, showcasing intricate leaf patterns and a softly weathered finish. 

The bracket's wrought iron craftsmanship reflects French savoir-faire, characterized by elegant scrollwork that complements the rustic charm of the fixture. The cut metal structure, with its intricate openwork, was artfully fashioned to hint at its previous life as a sign, capturing the timeless bond between form and function. In a vintage or industrial setting, this piece can serve as a captivating focal point. Consider placing it in a garden or patio, where it will add historical depth and visual interest. Its patina and texture provide a warm contrast to lush greenery or a rustic stone wall, making it a superb addition to any decor palette inspired by history and artisan craftsmanship.

Condition and patina consistent with age.
Metal light cover measures 15¾" high x 13" diameter. Bracket measures 19¼" high x 18½" deep
Metal light cover measures 40cm high x 33cm diameter. Bracket measures 49cm high x 47cm deep