Gustave Odiot - Important Pair Of Seven-branched Candelabra Made Of Solid Silver. 19th Century
Each baluster shaft, withcurved sides, is entirely adorned with contoured volutes,leaf-shaped clasps, and rocaille cartouches in slight relief. It extends into atwisted central knot from which a six-armed cluster of light indouble volutes soars, arranged around a central candlestick, forming aparticularly airy composition.
Each arm, with anundulating cross-section, is adorned with veined acanthus leaves, jagged volutes,and plant-inspired scrollwork. The fixed candle holders, shaped like fluted corollas,rest on molded bases decorated with foliage motifs
The entire piece, entirelycast, chiseled, and reworked with a burin, exemplifies the revival of the Louis XV style duringthe Second Empire, characterized by a perfect mastery of volume, greatfinesse in chiseling, and deeply sculpted decoration.
This exceptionalpair of candelabra stands as a remarkable testament to the excellence ofParisian goldsmithing during the Second Empire. With its imposing dimensions, the opulence of its Rocaille decoration, and the signature of one of the most prestigiousFrench houses, it is a collector’s piece intended for the most beautiful residences and connoisseurs of great French tablewaredesigns.
Dimensions: Height: 51 cm - Center-to-center distance: 37 cm - Base diameter: 16 cm
Material:950/°°° fine silver
Weight: 8,130 grams
Hallmark: MINERVE
Period: NAPOLEON III
Silversmith: GUSTAVE ODIOT
Origin: France/Paris
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Sterling silver
Width: 37 cm
Height: 51 cm
Reference (ID): 1817944
Availability: In stock






































