A Pair of Troussay Two Arm Wall Lights

A pair of two arm wall lights in the Classical manner, the bodies fashioned in tole in the form of stylised acanthus leaves, the scrolling arms supporting turned wooden candle socles with rich gadrooned carving.

These wall lights take their name from the Château de Troussay. It is one of the smallest Chateaux in the Loire valley. Its grounds boast a five hundred year old holly tree which, according to tradition, was planted to chase away bad people with its prickles.