These lamps are excellent examples of early 20th-century Italian craftsmanship and Art Nouveau movement, combining functionality with artistic beauty. They were used in religious or ceremonial contexts, adding both light and aesthetic appeal to processions. The lamps have a curvilinear design with elegant, symmetrical patterns, consistent with the Art Nouveau aesthetic, are made of copper, giving them a distinct, antique appearance with a patina that has developed over time. The body of each lamp is composed of glass panels set within copper frames. These glass panels protect the candle flame from wind, making them suitable for outdoor processions. The lamps show signs of age, with tarnishing and wear that add to their historical character. The glass panels show signs of age as well.