Set Of 3 pair of Rocaille style Wall Lights of the 19th century

This set is exceptional by the number (three pairs) and by the quality of the level of the most beautiful sconces of the Louis XV period.
Moreover, these sconces are copied in extenso on a pair which is in the Louvre, dated 1740, with the inventory number: OA6504-1; OA6504-2
It's a work of Henri Dasson, a pair of this very particular shape went on sale at Christies a few years ago.
They have three lights per movement faced in pairs, each binet is different and the carving is deep and elegant. Note the richness of details and the quality of the design. The plate is in the shape of leaves with a hemmed edge, a light arm is dressed in a semi of small flowers, another light arm is dressed in buds and the third represents a volute of leaves surrounding the binet. The binets are cast in one piece with the arms denoting a complexity of bronze casting.

Henri Dasson (1825,1896) trained watchmaker, will diversify and become one of the greatest and most famous bronziers of the second half of the 19th century, his work will be honored at universal exhibitions, he will create, among other things, lighting, furniture for a refinement and a luxury very close to the masterpieces of the Old Regime.
We also have a pair of large rocaille sconces with five lights , probably by Dasson of such exceptional workmanship.

State:
the condition is exceptional, and the gilding almost perfect.
Holes of electrification on the back of the sockets ( invisible ).

Dimensions:
32 x 10 (turntable) x 52 (height) x 40 (wingspan) x 13 (overhang) cm.