Pair Of Large 6-light Candelabras Featuring Victory Figures, In Patinated And Gilded Bronze; Napoleon III Period

Pair of large 6-light candelabra with Victory figures, in patinated and gilded bronze — Napoleon III period, Empire style
​This remarkable pair of large candelabras draws direct inspiration from the neoclassical designs of the First Empire period (in the style of Pierre-Philippe Thomire).

​Central figures: Each candelabrum features an elegant draped female figure in bronze with a brown patina (evoking Victory or a classical allegory), balancing on a gilded bronze sphere.
​Lighting Arms & Branches: The figures hold aloft a gilded laurel wreath from which rise six lighting arms featuring fluted shafts and volutes with acanthus scrolls. The chiseled lamp heads are enhanced with original gilding.
​Pedestal: The piece rests on a chiseled cylindrical shaft surmounting a molded square base.
​Technical Specifications
​Period: Napoleon III (19th century, ca. 1860–1880)
​Style: Empire / Neoclassical
​Materials: Patinated bronze, gilded bronze (ormolu)
​Number of lights: 6 lights per candelabra (12 lights total)
​Condition: Excellent condition; original gilding and patina well preserved, with slight signs of wear from use.

Height: 72 cm each.

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