Early 20th Century French Bronze & Pewter Three-Light Candelabrum – Military Bayonet Design A striking and uncommon French three-light candelabrum crafted from bronze and pewter, distinguished by its remarkable construction incorporating three authentic bayonet sockets and decorative military-inspired elements. This sculptural piece blends historical character with elegant wrought metal craftsmanship, making it an exceptional decorative object for collectors of militaria, industrial design, or unusual antique lighting. The candelabrum features gracefully forged scrollwork enhanced by polished bronze ball finials that create an elegant contrast with the darker pewter structure. The original bayonet fittings retain their chains and locking mechanisms, while the central blade-shaped support bears the stamped number "14", reinforcing its authentic military origin. Designed as a table candelabrum, it remains in its original, non-electrified condition, preserving its historical integrity. Origin: France, early 20th century. Materials: bronze and pewter with original steel military components. The handcrafted construction and ingenious reuse of military hardware make this an eye-catching collector's piece that bridges decorative arts and military history. Dimensions: Height: 32 cm (12.60 in) Width: 20.5 cm (8.07 in) Depth: 20.5 cm (8.07 in) Condition: Good overall antique condition with an attractive aged patina, light oxidation, surface wear, and minor marks consistent with age and use. The piece is structurally sound and remains entirely non-electrified. The exact date of manufacture and the specific military origin of the bayonet fittings have not been formally identified.