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Pair Of Candlesticks In Gilt Bronze From A Model From The Château De Neuilly, XIXth Century.

Name: Pair Of Candlesticks In Gilt Bronze From A Model From The Château De Neuilly, XIXth Century.
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: VECJ1HFNUG
Price: 550 EUR
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Pair of gilt bronze candlesticks from a model from the Château de Neuilly, 19th century. 
This pair of gilded bronze candlesticks date from the first half of the 19th century, Louis Philippe period, they present a tarred baluster shaft with an ornamentation of acanthus leaves, water leaves and striated bottom, we find acanthus leaves which covers the base, the plinth is straight, work of good quality, assembly of the different elements constituting a torch by an iron axis threaded at the ends. 
An identical pair from the Château de Neuilly with inventory mark "LP/N" crowned and numbered 6978, was presented by Sotheby's on April 29, 2014 in Paris during a sale "A family and Napoleon, old collections of the Maréchal Berthier, Prince de Wagram" under lot number 139. 
Very good condition, to report a small deformation at the level of a plinth as well as a hole on each of the plinths (formerly drilled for electricity). 
Dimensions: 
Height: 20.5cm 
Base diameter: 11.5cm

Ref: VECJ1HFNUG

Additional Information

Style	French Restoration, Charles X (Candle holders, Candlesticks of French Restoration, Charles X Style)
Century	19th century (Candle holders, Candlesticks 19th century)
Country of origin	19th century
Artist	19th century
Dimensions	19th century
Length (cm)	19th century
Width (cm)	19th century
Height (cm)	19th century
Depth (cm)	19th century
Diameter (cm)	19th century
Weight (Kg)	19th century
Materials