The image showcases an exquisite example of decorative architectural lighting in a classical style. This wall-mounted sconce with three lanterns, crafted from gilded bronze or brass, is installed on the facade of a historic building. The light fixture features rich ornamental decoration and a complex composition.
The upper part of the fixture consists of three cylindrical lanterns with dome-shaped tops crowned with decorative finials in the form of spheres. The lanterns have frosted glass enclosed in metal frames. The central lantern is positioned slightly higher than the side ones, creating a classic tripartite composition.
The lower part of the fixture features an artfully executed ornamental console with spiral elements, foliate decoration, and geometric patterns. Of particular note is the central medallion with a monogram, surrounded by laurel leaves and other classical motifs. The spiral twists supporting the side lanterns add dynamism and elegance to the composition.
The fixture is mounted on a facade made of light gray stone with classical architectural elements, indicating its affiliation with a significant public or government building in the late classicism or eclectic style.