Archived Rocaille Sconce
Tony Duquette Collection image 1 of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown in Duquette Pewter.
Picture 2 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown at Tony Duquette's Dawnridge estate.
Rocaille Bronze Sconce
$1,234,567
Shown in Duquette Pewter
Tony Duquette Collection image 1 of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown in Duquette Pewter.
Shown at Tony Duquette's Dawnridge estate
Picture 2 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown at Tony Duquette&
Shown in Duquette Bronze
Image number 3 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown in Duquette Bronze.
Shown in Duquette Nickel
Tony Duquette Collection image 4 of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown in Duquette Nickel.
Shown lit in Duquette Nickel
Picture 5 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown lit in Duquette Nickel.
Shown in Duquette Pewter
Image number 6 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown in Duquette Pewter.
Tony Duquette Collection image 7 of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order.
Tony Duquette Collection image 1 of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown in Duquette Pewter.
Picture 2 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown at Tony Duquette&
Image number 3 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown in Duquette Bronze.
Tony Duquette Collection image 4 of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown in Duquette Nickel.
Picture 5 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order. Shown lit in Duquette Nickel.
Image number 6 from the Tony Duquette Collection of a made-to-order Rocaille Bronze Sconce. Shown in Duquette Pewter.
Tony Duquette Collection image 7 of a Rocaille Bronze Sconce made-to-order.
Rocaille Bronze Sconce
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Rocaille Bronze Sconce

$1,234,567
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DS4510.BZ
| Archive Collection

From the Remains Archive. Available by inquiry.

A cast solid bronze shell motif sconce based on an original example found in Tony Duquette’s warehouse. This shell design was first used by Duquette for his house in Paris c. 1950, and throughout his career. In the 18th century, “Rocaille” referred to a type of Rococo decoration using shells, corals and river stone. Tony Duquette called his version “Natural Baroque.”

This work remains available through the Remains workshop as part of the Archive, an evolving collection of prior studio designs, custom works, and historical references.

  • Dimensions:

    • Overall: 7" h. x 16" w. x 5-1/2" d.

    Application:

    • UL Listing Logo UL listed for use in dry or damp environments.

    Lamping:

    • 2 Candelabra sockets, maximum 60 watts per socket

    Junction Box:

    • 2" x 3" Vertical junction box recommended

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