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Attributed To Pierre-philippe Thomire (1851 - 1843). Important Pair Of Candelabras In Bronze
Attributed to Pierre-Philippe THOMIRE (1751 - 1843). Important pair of gilt bronze candelabra with matte and gilt patina with five light arms representing Diana the Huntress and Apollo; Magnificent execution of details and carving with double gilding (matt and shiny) in perfect condition
.Height 74cm
Pierre-Philippe Thomire, born in Paris on December 6, 1751 and died in the same city on June 9, 1843, was a French sculptor, bronzier, founder, chaser and gilder. One of the most remarkable bronziers of his generation, he is recognized for his production of bronze furniture under the Ancien Régime. He raised this profession under the Empire to its highest level of quality, while creating in the first years of the 19th century, an industrial company whose influence was European. He retired in 1823.
.Height 74cm
Pierre-Philippe Thomire, born in Paris on December 6, 1751 and died in the same city on June 9, 1843, was a French sculptor, bronzier, founder, chaser and gilder. One of the most remarkable bronziers of his generation, he is recognized for his production of bronze furniture under the Ancien Régime. He raised this profession under the Empire to its highest level of quality, while creating in the first years of the 19th century, an industrial company whose influence was European. He retired in 1823.
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