Pair of wall spotlights by René-Jean Caillette for Parscot circa 1960

Very beautiful and rare pair of modernist spotlights. Model by French designer René-Jean Caillette published by Parscot around 1960 (see photo label). Relatively large, these wall lights are characterized by their long and thin black satin steel mounting bracket (23 cm) on a circular base (diameter 7 cm and thickness 2 cm), the whole maintaining a superb spotlight with a brushed stainless steel shaft (24 cm long and 5 cm in diameter) and a brushed aluminum diffuser (diameter 13.5 cm and height 6 cm). The spotlight is mounted on a ball joint allowing orientation in all planes of space. One of the porcelain sockets has been changed and the wall lights are sold with their bulb. In excellent condition, there are just a few small scratches on the black paint of the stems without any impact. Very high quality, these wall lights will bring a real modern design touch to your interior. Not to be missed!!!.