I love them all, but yes the circular one is a dazzling piece. The other two would have wider application.

I agree with all of you that the circular piece is gorgeous. The first piece was used by many of my clients in their bedrooms in a set of two. The second piece is aesthetically appropriate for outdoor use, as long as the client is conformable placing something of this value outside their house :-)
Tao.

I can't resist this. A few years ago I got a bit of a passion for drawing rooms using Paint. They're not about decor, they're about the story ... I thought this one was the entrance to a Moroccan restaurant, a place where trysts and long luxurious evenings were enjoyed. Just for fun, then. (Yes, I'm sure it's not authentic -- just fun from my head.) It's quite a wide picture, you'll have to hover your cursor on the pic to see my little light fixture on the right. :)

They are all gorgeous. Love the 'special effects' :-)

Oh crumbs, I can't see it even if I hover my cursor. I'll make it smaller.

Love it Rina, great work! Amazing that you actually did it with just "Paint"! :)

Thank you. :-) I'm a bit shy about my rooms but this one wanted to be here. Good luck with your beautiful lights.

Very welcome Rina!

Thanks to y'all for expressing your opinions! :)

The small scone #1 is probably most practical, the round one #3 is beautiful - one of those pieces that make one happy to look at everyday.

Thank you for your comment @ae2ga! :)

Love them all!!!

I love no1 with the up and down light effect. It could be used in so many rooms. Your craftsmen are very clever!!!!!!!

Clever and talented! Thanks Alison, glad you like our work! :)

I love them all. It really depends on the area the lighting will be installed. For simple filtered light I prefer the circular fixture. For absolute drama the cylinder shape. I like the way the light reflects on the wall. The oblong sconce has beautiful detailing in the metal work. Great designs!

Thank you so much for your comment Debi! I'm all about the details as well, that's why I have a true appreciation for this amazing work. I have a very descriptive picture that shows how these gorgeous pieces are actually made - it's using different thickness jewelers saws for different detail complexities. As the details get more complex, a thinner saw/needle is used to cut them out, and these needles are replaced almost every 20 minutes since they get dull easily (Here's the link ==> http://www.pinterest.com/pin/198228821070269597/).
A lot of artisans in other countries (Egypt, India etc) are trying to copy this Moroccan metalwork craftsmanship, but they fail miserably, and they just end up puncturing holes in metal. I'm all for my country inspiring others, but I don't like it when they call something "Moroccan" when it has been cheaply and poorly made elsewhere...
Hope this helps.

They are all gorgeous. I love the decor setting in the third picture.

That was taken in Morocco Nadine. Lovely vase.

Omg. They are beautiful. Please send me catalogue. I like rose window and egg shape

You can email me for a catalogue Josie. Thanks.

The round sconce is gorgeous, but I like the shadow casting effects on the first one as well...
Antoine.

I love the third one. I wish I could justify that kind of investment right now.

Maybe in the future! :-) @piratefoxy

The first one is heavenly. i love the reflections off the wall.

how this friendz?????????

You can also go to our website to view our products www.lampsqueen.com from Calif Engineering Private Limited :-)

You should have did a actual poll on here. But I think the circular one is gorgeous! (:

Thanks Melanie & cmrang!

Always teaming up with the best in the industry! Here's a teaser picture from the Antoine Proulx Luxury Galerie in Scottsdale, Arizona. We're launching in a few days...

I will be in AZ in a week. I will try to stop by the Proulx Galerie.

This is only the first shipment, it's about 21 pieces of Luxury Ceramics, lighting and handthrown pottery.

cool, now where to use them??

Anywhere except outdoors! Na seriously, for sconces we typically coat them with a protective layer for water proofing.

My fave is the first one, mostly because of the lovely light pattern it casts.

I second @pixyolive. The reflections of that first sconce are very beautiful.

disk shaped sconce is my fav!

@MichaelLee How about this setting? I love it!!

I like #2! Very pretty!

where can we purchase these?

Hi Mehwish, Antoine Proulx in Arizona carries a few lantern "samples" if you would like to see the quality of our work. If you want anything custom (sconces included) you'd have to order directly from me - You can email me.
Thanks!

Our Aged Brass cylindrical chandelier at the Antoine Proulx Luxury Galerie in Scottsdale, AZ.

Lovely fixture.

Gosh, how many times have I heard (on the bus, at a party, in a park) "what's your favorite luxury Moroccan sconce design" lol. No place but houzz! I love this site!

What kind of light bulbs go into that tubular chandelier?

Emily,
We used standard base light bulbs for that piece. We also do LEDs, but it really depends on the client's application.
Thanks.

Thanks!

Love that first one!

This is gorgeous! Meg.

Pretty!

Kent Drake, HMR Designs.