PAIR OF SCONCES BY MILLET IN PARIS, LOUIS XVI STYLE, CIRCA 1900 in bronze, the tapering shaft with twisted gadroons decorated at the bottom with acanthus leaves and at the top with fruit, holds three bracket-shaped light arms with foliated channels topped with pearled and foliated cups, burets and wicks. One bobèche is signed Millet in Paris. The lower part of the base features grained foliage and the upper part a knotted ribbon. (Worn patina and one arm to be refixed). A PAIR OF WALL-LIGHTS BY MILLET, LOUIS XVI STYLE, CIRCA 1900 58 x 32,50 x 17,50 CM - 22,8 x 12,8 x 6,9 IN. Presented as a manufacturer of "artistic bronzes and luxury furniture in antique styles", Millet first took part in a World's Fair in Paris in 1889, followed by the one held in Chicago in 1893, where Millet exhibited alongside Beurdeley, and the one in Saint-Louis in 1904.