Pair of Empire-Style Four-Arm Bronze Candelabra — France, early 20th century A refined pair of four-branch candelabra in the Empire style, crafted in solid bronze - aesthetics of early 19th-century French neoclassical design. The central shaft takes the form of a fluted urn, surmounted by four gracefully scrolling candle arms with leafy embellishments and a central light holder. The composition reflects balance of Napoleonic influences — inspired by Roman and Greek motifs The gilt bronze finish testifies to the fine craftsmanship and casting techniques of early 20th-century French workshops. A superb pair of decorative bronzes, perfect for adding a touch of French Empire style to any room. They look stunning on a mantel above the fireplace, on a dining room sideboard, or beside a mirror or painting. They can also serve as elegant bookends on a shelf or as eye-catching decorations on a hallway console. Dimensions (each): Height: 43 cm (16.9 in) Width: 23 cm (9 in) Depth: 23 cm (9 in) Materials: Solid cast bronze with gilt finish Origin: France, early 20th century Condition: Good overall condition. The candelabra displays an attractive aged patina and some remains of candlewax; they would benefit from some gentle cleaning and polishing to restore their original brilliance. Minor surface wear consistent with age. In the manner of Empire period bronze ateliers such as those of Claude Galle or Pierre-Philippe Thomire (unmarked)