Pair Of Louis XV Candelabra By Henri Vian (1858-1904)

Pair of gilt bronze and turquin blue marble candelabra. They present four sconces adorned with large motifs of turbulent and rolled up acanthus leaves. Two handles on the sides join the foot, decorated with flowers and leaves, which is marked “H. Vian” on its base for the famous founder Henri Vian (1858-1904).
French work

Circa 1890

Dimensions with candles:
Height 93 cm
Diameter 38 cm

Dimensions without candles:
Height 77 cm
Diameter 38 cm


Material: Gilt bronze and turquin blue marble
Origin: France
Condition of the object: very good condition
Signatures: Henri Vian (1858 -1904)


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Henri Vian (1858-1904)
Grandfather of the writer Boris Vian, Henri Vian is one of the great bronziers of the second half of the 19th century. Installed in the Salé hotel, current Picasso museum, at 5 rue de Thorigny in Paris, he participated in the Universal Exhibitions of 1878 and 1889 in the class "art bronzes, various art cast irons, art ironwork, repoussé metals