Pair of Sirmos Plaster Scalloped Shell Sconces, 1970s

Exceptional pair of vintage Sirmos plaster shell sconces, evoking the shape of scallop shells. These hand molded sconces were made using the classic techniques of plasterwork and sculpting. They have a wonderful textured exterior that is just beautiful when illuminated. They are hardwired with original wiring. Circa 1970s. 
 
Price is per pair. We have 3 pairs available.
 
 
SIRMOS (1972 -): Louis Bromante was a well known and respected New York interior designer. In the early 70s he met famous sculptor and architect Edward J. Krumpe, who owned a manufacturing company specializing in decorative lighting and architectural elements made out of plaster. He maintained this business for over 40 years until 1972, when Louis bought the company to continue Edward’s legacy. He gave the company a new name -- Sirmos. The word comes from Greek meaning “to mold," “to shape,” or “to style”. Since its inception, Sirmos has been a family owned business devoted to craftsmanship, tradition and design. The company has provided architects and designers with remarkable in-house sculpting, molding, metalwork and exquisite finishes to create world class lighting fixtures.
 
 
DIMENSIONS: 10 H x  15 L x 8 W inches
 
CONDITION: In original vintage condition, with wear commensurate of age and use. No flaws noted. Sconces retain all original wiring. 
 
 
Tear Sheets Are Available For Trade Members.
 
 
Shipping + Delivery:
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