Candlestick - .800 silver - Austria, Neoclassical






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Neoclassical Austrian candlestick in 800‑silver, dating from the second half of the 19th century (1850–1900), with Diana Head and maker’s marks, tulip‑shaped design, 29 cm high by 14.2 cm wide and 14.2 cm deep, gross weight 311 g, showing bends and perforations at the tulip and base, in fair condition.
Description from the seller
Candlestick – an ornamental table piece made of 800-grade silver (bearing the "Diana's Head" mark and a maker's mark); features various geometric and floral motifs alongside cartouches with noble initials; tulip-shaped design; shows he following defects: a bend with a perforation at the tulip, a section at the base where the tulip connects and a bend with a perforation at the corpus of the base(see photos); neoclassical elements; Austrian workshop, second half of the 19th century; a rare collector's item.
As packaging materials and processing for delivery to the post office require time and financial resources, the shipping cost reflects this. Shipment takes place immediately after payment is received. Please note that there have been issues with postal services in the Netherlands; kindly take this into consideration.
ATTENTION: Since Romanian authorities lack experts to approve the export of art objects outside the Union, I cannot currently ship products outside the European Union, and local pickup (including within Romania) is not available. Postal shipping to the USA is currently suspended by Romanian authorities.
Candlestick – an ornamental table piece made of 800-grade silver (bearing the "Diana's Head" mark and a maker's mark); features various geometric and floral motifs alongside cartouches with noble initials; tulip-shaped design; shows he following defects: a bend with a perforation at the tulip, a section at the base where the tulip connects and a bend with a perforation at the corpus of the base(see photos); neoclassical elements; Austrian workshop, second half of the 19th century; a rare collector's item.
As packaging materials and processing for delivery to the post office require time and financial resources, the shipping cost reflects this. Shipment takes place immediately after payment is received. Please note that there have been issues with postal services in the Netherlands; kindly take this into consideration.
ATTENTION: Since Romanian authorities lack experts to approve the export of art objects outside the Union, I cannot currently ship products outside the European Union, and local pickup (including within Romania) is not available. Postal shipping to the USA is currently suspended by Romanian authorities.
