Taperstick - Bronze

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Pair of gilded bronze Empire-period candlesticks, hexagonal with guilloché and acanthus leaf motifs, dating from around 1800–1850, each approximately 22 cm high, 9 cm wide and 9 cm deep, made in France and in excellent, barely used condition.

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Pair of candlesticks in gilded bronze, chiselled and guilloché, Empire period early 19th century

Very beautiful pair of gilded bronze candlesticks from the Empire period.
They are hexagonal in plan, with chiselling and guillochage in bronze featuring acanthus leaf motifs.

Gilding in very good condition (see photos)

Empire period, around 1800.

Height 22 cm

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Pair of candlesticks in gilded bronze, chiselled and guilloché, Empire period early 19th century

Very beautiful pair of gilded bronze candlesticks from the Empire period.
They are hexagonal in plan, with chiselling and guillochage in bronze featuring acanthus leaf motifs.

Gilding in very good condition (see photos)

Empire period, around 1800.

Height 22 cm

Translated Show original

Details

Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
France
Material
Bronze
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
22 cm
Width
9 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
FranceVerified
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