Two large Rouen faience polychrome wall brackets

of tapering scroll form moulded with garlands, shells and acanthus leaves picked out in colours, with glazed pierced sockets for hanging, together with a Dutch Delft polychrome wall light fitted with a single wooden sconce, elaborately formed and painted with a woman peering through a window, some restoration

The pair: both knops at the bottom of the brackes have been re-stuck, one of the pair also has a re-stuck chip to the top rim, bot have typical chips resulting in some glaze loss. The single wall light has been restored at the top section.
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A closely related model of the Dutch wall light with a CB mark for Cornelis Janson of the De Witte Starre factory is illustrated by C.H. de Jonge, Delft Ceramics, 1970, p.138, ill.145.