Pair Of Three-armed Castle Candelabra Made Of Carrara Marble And Chiseled Bronze With A Patina, 19

A remarkable pair of early 19th-century bronze candelabra featuring a beautiful design of young women seated in antique attire atop a rich, stepped Carrara marble entablature, adorned with elegantly scroll-shaped feet, garlands of flowers, and circular chiseled bands. The delicacy of the figures and the quality of the chiseling are beyond question; the beautiful three-branched candle holders rest on a gracefully curved stem with delicate foliage. Originating from a château and bearing its distinct mark, these lovely candelabra possess undeniable decorative appeal; the late 18th-century Baroque style retains all its charm, and these beautiful pieces hold a distinct and undeniable decorative value. Crafted around 1840, this beautiful pair possesses all the qualities of showpieces in a rich and stylish setting in the style of the Ancien Régime. Their condition and the fact that they can be displayed from all sides make them a worthy addition to a prestigious table, perfect for entertaining your friends with dignity.