18th Century Louis XVI Wood And Metal Sicilian Private Church Torcheres

A pair of 18th Century Louis XVI Sicilian Torcheres in original conditions, never restored with consistent signs of use and age that were likely used in a private church or chapel setting. The torcheres would have been used to hold candles or torches during religious ceremonies or services are made of wood and silvered metal and feature carvings and details in the Louis XVI style, which was popular in the late 18th century, the silvered metal giving them a luxurious and ornate appearance. The torcheres were used to hold candles or other sources of light, and provided an elegant and sophisticated ambiance to the space they were used in, these torcheres are a beautiful example of the decorative arts of the 18th century. They are likely to have been used as a decorative feature as well, given their intricate design and high-quality materials. Overall, they are a beautiful example of religious art and craftsmanship from the 18th centuryand would make a stunning addition to any collection of antique furnishings.