Baccarat - Taperstick - Crystal

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This French Baccarat crystal candlestick features a putto supporting a removable, gold-trimmed bobèche, stands 31 cm high and 15 cm wide, and is in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear.

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Description from the seller

Superb antique Baccarat crystal candlestick from the 19th century, depicting an elegant putto (cherub) holding a removable bobeche.

This piece stands out for the finesse of its execution and the quality of the crystal work. The central figure, delicately sculpted in a crystal that is partly frosted, features a very beautiful handling of drapery and modeling.

It supports an elegant removable bobeche, adorned with gadroons and finished with a festooned edge highlighted by a delicate gold trim. The bobeche also bears a Baccarat signature beneath its base, just like the candlestick.

The whole rests on an imposing circular base with radiating gadroons, offering marvelous play of light and transparency.

The combination of transparent crystal, frosted parts, and gold details gives this piece an elegance and refinement characteristic of 19th-century French crystal work.

Signature

Baccarat signature visible under the foot as well as under the removable bobeche.

Condition

Very good state of conservation.

No chips or cracks detected. The crystal shows beautiful transparency and retains its luster. The gold trim is present.

Dimensions

* Total height: approximately 31 cm
* Base diameter: approximately 15 cm

A beautiful antique Baccarat piece, intended for collectors of French crystal and enthusiasts of 19th-century decorative objects.

Photographs are an integral part of the description.

Superb antique Baccarat crystal candlestick from the 19th century, depicting an elegant putto (cherub) holding a removable bobeche.

This piece stands out for the finesse of its execution and the quality of the crystal work. The central figure, delicately sculpted in a crystal that is partly frosted, features a very beautiful handling of drapery and modeling.

It supports an elegant removable bobeche, adorned with gadroons and finished with a festooned edge highlighted by a delicate gold trim. The bobeche also bears a Baccarat signature beneath its base, just like the candlestick.

The whole rests on an imposing circular base with radiating gadroons, offering marvelous play of light and transparency.

The combination of transparent crystal, frosted parts, and gold details gives this piece an elegance and refinement characteristic of 19th-century French crystal work.

Signature

Baccarat signature visible under the foot as well as under the removable bobeche.

Condition

Very good state of conservation.

No chips or cracks detected. The crystal shows beautiful transparency and retains its luster. The gold trim is present.

Dimensions

* Total height: approximately 31 cm
* Base diameter: approximately 15 cm

A beautiful antique Baccarat piece, intended for collectors of French crystal and enthusiasts of 19th-century decorative objects.

Photographs are an integral part of the description.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Baccarat
Country of origin
France
Material
Crystal
Colour
Transparent
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
31 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
15 cm
Estimated period
1920 - 1930
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