A candlestick known as a "moustache candlestick" without its moustaches. France, probably Normandy, 14th century. Superb patina, hexagonal base (unpublished).
This Gothic candlestick was made around the end of the 15th century in Central Europe, a region renowned for its production of objects in copper alloys, particularly brass and bronze. From the 14th ce[...]
This charming pair of gilt bronze candlesticks is a Central European production. With their iron pike and the original wax cup. The base is round and the turning of the shafts is cylindrical and has t[...]
MY PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING FOR METROPOLITAN FRANCE*********************Very rare TORCH in cast and turned brass, with a wide foot widening towards the shaft composed of two small molded balusters and [...]
HAUTE EPOQUE,15th centuryLate XVth cty lovely and heavy turned bronze or brass candlestickBinet with 2 square and rectangular lights,shaft with 3 balls including the central one wider.The base, presen[...]
We present this pair of high period candlesticks, very early 17th century around 1600 because we find there still reminiscences of candlesticks of the 16th century, a very wide base, very deep sockets[...]
Haute EpoqueFlanders XVe sVery large cast and turned brass / bronze candlestick or torch (height 29.5cm),composed of a large circular base (diameter 17cm) with an oblique rim, and raised in the hollow[...]
Important bronze candlestick from the end of the 15th or beginning of the 16th century, probably German or Flemish. The turned barrel, on a circular base. The large navel cup riveted to the barrel, fi[...]
Magnificent Gothic candlestick, Germany. The candle holder is melted in two parts; the base then was. Extremely elegant in proportion, much less massive than usual. An old repair below the base. Very [...]
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