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A pair of 19th century pure white marble and gilt bronze mounted candelabra. Candelabras such as these would have been made for the grand French Château‘s and city apartments alike.
A Pair of French Neo Classical Gilt bronze Four Light Candelabra
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- Pair of late 19th-century neoclassical ormolu gold and white marble candelabra
- Each with four arms issuing from gilt bronze carnation flowers
- Raised on classical white marble bodies with classical gilt bronze mounts
- Rams heads symbolise creativity, imagination, and vitality, along with the energy to act upon an initiative
- The pure white marble bodies most probably come from Carrara in Tuscany, Italy
- The flat areas of gilding have a slight ripple to the surface, this is only achieved through burnishing.
- White and gold were particularly admired for their ‘purity’
- 16.5inches (42cm) high x 10 inches (25.3 cm) wide; base: 3.5 inches (8.8cm) square
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