Candelabrum - First Law Silver, 925 - Art Deco

Incredible piece in 925 silver, with a verification seal.

Art Deco Piece 1 of 1, Manufacturer's mark 457, laboratory that verified it, number 9. Marks according to the punch law of February 2, 1934.

It features four lights, three arms, and a central one, with incredible symmetry. The lights on the sides subtly rest on each of the three arms, while the central light stands out, positioned slightly higher on the base of a triangular mast with some torsion and increasing in size with height.

Present normal marks, not visible at medium distance.

Made at the beginning of the Art Deco period in Spain.

It is 38 cm tall, with distances of 24.5 cm between each of the side arms. The central mast has a width of 2 cm on each side of the triangle at the base, tapering to 3 cm at the lateral side.
The base has a diameter of 13 cm, and each light measures 3.5 - 4 cm.

The weight is 779.4 grams on a certified scale with a 0.2 error margin. It has a counterweight made of another metal, weighing 259 grams, inside the base.

It is completely disassembled for cleaning.