Hot Pamono Sconces attributed to Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, Italy, 1963, Set of 2

A stunning set of two Model 1963 sconces, designed by the renowned Max Ingrand and manufactured by Fontana Arte in Italy in 1963. These sconces are a striking example of mid-century Italian design, combining elegance and functionality. The brass structure, finished with a transparent coating to preserve its rich, lustrous look, provides a timeless foundation for these pieces. Each sconce features two opaline glass shades—one at the front and one at the top—offering beautifully diffused light that softens any room’s atmosphere. The contrast between the smooth opaline glass and the brass structure adds visual interest, making these sconces an eye-catching addition to any space. The geometric wall plates are a hallmark of this design, showcasing the distinctive and recognizable aesthetic of this model. Both sconces are in excellent original condition, though the clips that once secured the glass shades on the inside are no longer present. Despite this, the shades remain perfectly in place, ensuring that these pieces retain their functionality and beauty. Priced and sold as a set of two, these Max Ingrand sconces are a rare find and would be a valuable addition to any collection of fine lighting or mid-century design. Don’t miss the opportunity to bring a touch of Italian elegance and history into your home! Literature; Max Ingrand Du Verre á la Lumiere, Pierre-Emmauel Martin-Vivier, Norma editions page 211. Fontana Arte catalogue This lamp is checked in our own atelier, cleaned and is also suitable for use in the USA.