Candlestick - Bronze, Brass





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Pair of antique bronze or brass candlesticks in a richly decorated Baroque/Rococo style, dating to circa 1850–1900, with a heavy three‑legged base and central pricket, made of solid brass or bronze with a dark patina, about 22.5 cm high, 8 cm wide and 8 cm deep, weighing 1195 g, originating from France and in good condition with minor signs of age and stains.
Description from the seller
This pair of antique copper or bronze candelabra is executed in a richly decorated Baroque or Rococo style. This specific model is often characterized as an altar- or church candle holder due to the sturdy, stable three-legged foot and the central pin (pricket) where the candle is fixed.
Features & Style
• Decoration: The candelabra are adorned with classic neo-Baroque motifs, including acanthus leaves, graceful scrollwork (volutes), and Rocaille or shell motifs.
• Dating & Origin: This type of casting was predominantly produced in the late 19th century (around 1880). They were manufactured on a large scale in countries such as France, Belgium and Italy for religious or elegant domestic use.
• Material: Made of solid brass or bronze, finished with a dark, atmospheric patina layer that accentuates the deeper details.
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This pair of antique copper or bronze candelabra is executed in a richly decorated Baroque or Rococo style. This specific model is often characterized as an altar- or church candle holder due to the sturdy, stable three-legged foot and the central pin (pricket) where the candle is fixed.
Features & Style
• Decoration: The candelabra are adorned with classic neo-Baroque motifs, including acanthus leaves, graceful scrollwork (volutes), and Rocaille or shell motifs.
• Dating & Origin: This type of casting was predominantly produced in the late 19th century (around 1880). They were manufactured on a large scale in countries such as France, Belgium and Italy for religious or elegant domestic use.
• Material: Made of solid brass or bronze, finished with a dark, atmospheric patina layer that accentuates the deeper details.
See the photos for a true image.
Well packed, shipped with track & trace

