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Neo-Rococo / Napoleon III French taste two-armed candelabrum in gilded bronze with a central putto figure, mounted on a circular green marble base, dating to 1890–1920; height 21 cm, width 14.5 cm, depth 8 cm; origin France; in good condition with minor signs of aging and stains.
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Two-armed candlestick (Candelabrum) with Cherub, Neo-Rococo / Napoleonic III style (French taste), late 19th century or early 20th century (c. 1890–1920).
Sculptural structure in gilded bronze; central shaft adorned with a putto (cherub) figure. Circular base in ornamental green marble (pattern like Verde Guatemala or Serpentinito).
The base features a circular stone cut with a manual period finish. The central mounting system consists of a simple, flat-head iron screw embedded in the stone, typical of mounting and manufacturing methods from the turn of the century (19th–20th centuries).
Shows natural wear in the gilded patina of the metal consistent with age. Marble base intact with slight time marks on the reverse; oxidation visible on the iron fixing screws.
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No reserve price!
Two-armed candlestick (Candelabrum) with Cherub, Neo-Rococo / Napoleonic III style (French taste), late 19th century or early 20th century (c. 1890–1920).
Sculptural structure in gilded bronze; central shaft adorned with a putto (cherub) figure. Circular base in ornamental green marble (pattern like Verde Guatemala or Serpentinito).
The base features a circular stone cut with a manual period finish. The central mounting system consists of a simple, flat-head iron screw embedded in the stone, typical of mounting and manufacturing methods from the turn of the century (19th–20th centuries).
Shows natural wear in the gilded patina of the metal consistent with age. Marble base intact with slight time marks on the reverse; oxidation visible on the iron fixing screws.

