Argand Sconce - Three ArmShown in Aged Brass. This sconce is based on an original design by the Swiss physicist and chemist Aim Argand. Patented in 1780, it was the first fixture to employ a hollow cylindrical wick through and around which air flows, increasing the intensity of the light produced. The Argand remained in wide use through Europe and the Americas until the 1850s, when it was gradually displaced by kerosene lamps. Every piece is handmade to order here in our

Derived from the interior portion of a 19th century French railroad station lantern and orginally brought to us by a prominent designer

The smaller version of this chandelier is the CH-266

Also available for hanging applications

The inverted reflectors are unusual and surprisingly effective at light magnification

Shown in Aged Brass

Shown in two color paint option

A triangular pendant lamp

The originals display an amazing range of decorative rooftop detail

Our version captures the distinctive line and decorative chain swags of the original

An excellent fixture for library or study

Its classic form compliments home styles as diverse as the New England Cape

Overall height includes 3 1/2" post collar