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This gilded bronze candelabra, typical of the refinement of the Restoration period, captivates with its harmonious proportions and exceptionally fine chasing.
Resting on a triangular base with delicately curved sides, the ensemble rises on an elegant tripod base. Each foot, carved as a lion's paw, is embellished with acanthus leaves alternating with scrolled shells.
The fluted shaft is adorned with finely chased foliage and palmettes. It supports a bouquet of five cornucopia-shaped light arms, decorated with floral scrolls and foliage, whose ornamental richness fully evokes the late Neoclassical aesthetic. The ensemble is crowned by a central candlestick resting on a corolla flower, providing verticality and remarkable visual balance.
This candelabra stands out for the quality of its gilding and the precision of its details. A decorative piece of great presence, perfect for sublimating a classic interior or dialoguing with a contemporary setting.
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Period: Early 19th century
Very good condition.
Shipped with careful packaging and appropriate protection.
Delivery by quotation in France and abroad.
Dimensions :
Height : 62 cm
Diameter : 26 cm
Reference : 507V
Ref: YYHTQIFK9R