BT.55 - Candlestick - Patinated bronze - German Hunting Figural





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Pair of bronze patinated hunting figural candlesticks from Germany, dating to circa 1920–1930, each 23 cm high, 14 cm wide and 11 cm deep, in good condition with minor signs of aging.
Description from the seller
A rare and impressive pair of antique German hunting figural candlesticks, dating from first half of the 20th century (circa 1895–1910).
Each candlestick depicts a standing hunter holding a traditional hunting horn (Parforcehorn), set on a finely modelled naturalistic base with woodland details. The hunting horn forms the elegant stem supporting the candle socket, a characteristic design associated with German hunting art (Jagdkunst) from the Historicism period.
The candlesticks are cast in heavy patinated bronze (or a high-quality copper alloy with bronze patina) and display excellent sculptural quality with finely detailed facial features, clothing and hunting attributes.
The underside is marked “BT.55”, most likely a foundry model number.
These candlesticks originate most probably from Germany (possibly Berlin or Bavaria) and were produced around 1895–1910.
A very decorative and collectible pair, suitable for both antique interiors and hunting memorabilia collections.
Condition
Very good antique condition with normal traces of age and use.
Original dark patina preserved.
Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
A rare and impressive pair of antique German hunting figural candlesticks, dating from first half of the 20th century (circa 1895–1910).
Each candlestick depicts a standing hunter holding a traditional hunting horn (Parforcehorn), set on a finely modelled naturalistic base with woodland details. The hunting horn forms the elegant stem supporting the candle socket, a characteristic design associated with German hunting art (Jagdkunst) from the Historicism period.
The candlesticks are cast in heavy patinated bronze (or a high-quality copper alloy with bronze patina) and display excellent sculptural quality with finely detailed facial features, clothing and hunting attributes.
The underside is marked “BT.55”, most likely a foundry model number.
These candlesticks originate most probably from Germany (possibly Berlin or Bavaria) and were produced around 1895–1910.
A very decorative and collectible pair, suitable for both antique interiors and hunting memorabilia collections.
Condition
Very good antique condition with normal traces of age and use.
Original dark patina preserved.
Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

