Louis XIV Styles Louis XIV

Exceptional gilt bronze chandelier – 19th century, after André-Charles Boulle Regency style – French work, circa 1870-1880 Magnificent six-light chandelier in finely chiseled and gilded bronze, inspired by the emblematic creations of André-Charles Boulle, undisputed master of ornamentation under Louis XIV. Made in a sumptuous Regency style, this light combines architectural rigor and decorative richness. The central baluster-shaped shaft is adorned with delicate Bérain motifs, gadroons and twisted fluting, and ends with an elegant pine cone as a cushion. The six light arms, in inverted consoles, are magnificently sculpted with foliage and supported by impressive bearded satyr masks, characteristic elements of the Regency decorative vocabulary. The mercury gilding, of remarkable quality, gives it a warm light and a precious shine. The electrics have been completely redone, guaranteeing perfect operation. A high-quality work, made in France around 1870-1880. Height (without chain): 63 cm Diameter: 68 cm Condition: Excellent, electricity redone Price: €3,000, firm and non-negotiable Free shipping in mainland France – careful packaging Please note: This chandelier is aimed at enlightened lovers of the 18th century, demanding decorators and architects, or those passionate about refined pieces. It can be installed in a classic or offbeat interior with colored lampshades, for a more contemporary effect. A guaranteed favorite: its presence is majestic, its gilding is sumptuous, and its quality of execution makes it a decorative and timeless collector's item.