Pair Of Empire Period Patinated And Gilt Bronze Candlesticks Mounted As Lamps Circa 1810

Pair of Empire Period Patinated and Gilt Bronze Candlesticks Mounted as lamps circa 1810

This decorative pair of finely chiseled, patinated, and gilt bronze candlesticks stands out for its elegance. These candlesticks feature a beautiful decoration on the shafts with fluting, and on the circular bases with flower friezes on a guilloché background bordered by a frieze of stars and beading, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship.

Crafted in France during the Empire period, circa 1805-1815, these candlesticks perfectly illustrate the style and quality of this era. Their refined design and meticulous details make them ideal pieces to enhance any elegant interior.

Dimensions:

Height of the candlestick: 9.4 inches.

Terrace diameter: 4.7 inches.

Height with shade: 18.5 inches.

Shade diameter: 11.8 inches.

In excellent condition, these candlesticks retain their beautiful gilding with some minor wear that adds to their authentic charm. They have been converted into lamps and are adorned with beautiful new yellow silk shades with gold interiors.

Electrification complies with European standards, with the possibility of adaptation to American standards.

To personalize your lamps, we can create custom pleated silk shades tailored to your taste and interior design upon request.