Pair Of Gilded Bronze Candelabra/flambeaux From The Napoleon III Period.

Pair of gilded bronze candelabra/flambeaux from the Napoleon III period, dating to the second half of the 19th century.

The design features a total of four flames, including three curved arms extending from the central shaft and one in the center.

The shaft rests on a tripod base adorned with leaf garlands, while the middle section is supported by a sculptural group consisting of three caryatids or nymphs leaning against one another.

The base has a mixed-line profile with protruding corners, embellished with spindle-shaped moldings and resting on small cushion-shaped feet.

Condition: Excellent.

Provenance: 19th-century France.

Dimensions: 23x23 H56 cm.

Documentation: Certificate of Authenticity.

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