Candleholder 19th Century fluted columns (2) - Brass, Copper

Pair of Antique French Brass Candlesticks – Louis-Philippe Period (c. 1830–1870) – Neoclassical Elegance

A refined pair of antique brass candlesticks, most likely of French origin, dating to the Louis-Philippe period (circa 1830–1870).

These elegant candlesticks are beautifully executed in a restrained neoclassical style, characterized by their slender fluted columns inspired by classical architecture. The design is further enhanced by a finely balanced urn-shaped central knop and a stepped, circular base, all turned with precision and harmony.

The clean lines and absence of excessive ornamentation are typical of the Louis-Philippe aesthetic, where classical inspiration meets understated sophistication. The proportions are particularly pleasing, giving the pair a timeless and architectural presence.

Crafted in solid brass with a warm, copper-toned patina, the candlesticks display subtle signs of traditional turning and assembly, characteristic of authentic 19th-century craftsmanship.

These candlesticks are highly versatile and ideal for:

an elegant dining table setting
a mantelpiece or console display
a refined spring or garden table arrangement
pairing with flowers or seasonal decorations

Dimensions (approx.):
Height: 23 cm
Base diameter: 9 cm
Total weight (pair): 910 g

Condition:
In good antique condition with normal signs of age and use.
Beautiful original patina.
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A pair of 19th century neoclassical brass candlesticks, most likely of French or English origin, crafted in the Louis-Philippe / Victorian period (circa 1850–1880).”

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