A PAIR OF TWO CHARLES II STYLE SILVER PLATED TWO LIGHT WALL SCONCES, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, each of oval form with a reticulated crest modeled as a wavy ribbon tied bow and rose blooms on a beaded laurel leaf frame, ending in a stylized shell pendant issuing paired "S" form branches embellished with acanthus leaves and terminating in leafy cast bobeches beneath circular nozzles with vitruvian scroll sides, each centering a conforming repoussé plaque of three maidens in classical robes crowning a bust of Cupid with a floral diadem while stringing a garland of blossoming flowers about the pedestal, or a classically robed Psyche seated before a standing young Cupid and holding his hand with a flaming altar adorned with his bow and quiver of arrows in the distance. Height: 20" Width: 12" Provenance: Property from a Prominent River Oaks Estate Collection, Houston, Texas Property from a Prominent River Oaks Estate Collection, Houston, Texas