Pair of Bronze and Crystal Temple Form Candlesticks Attributed to Parker & Perry

This pair of candelabra with bases in the form of miniature garden temples are attributed to William Parker and date from 1800. Parker supplied chandeliers to the Prince of Wales for Carlton House. See Martin Mortimer; The English glass chandelier...

This beautiful pair of Georgian style lustres are well proportioned, and of the finest quality.

These beautifully proportioned candleholders feature sage green Wedgwood jasper ware medallions set in square marble footed plinth bases. They are ...

This exquisite pair of Regency two light candelabra are attributed to the renown maker Apsley Pellatt. The circular stepped bases with diamond cut colum...

This handsome pair of bronze candlesticks feature Classical motifs including acanthus leaves and reeded tapering shafts.

This finely detailed pricket stick style lamp features rock crystal quartz mounted with bronze fittings on a triangular base ending in paw feet.

Attributed to Parker and Perry or William Blades. Each with two prismed bobeche with lower drip pan and attached prisms. Fire gilt arms with central f...

A pair of Georgian temple candlesticks with fine ormolu bases containing bronzed columns surmounting a diamond cut glass egg finishing with a van dyke pan and candle nozzle hung with...

Pair of Regency Crystal, Ormolu and Bronze Candlesticks. Pair of Regency crystal, ormolu and bronze candelabra with detachable arms. England, early 19th Century Dimension overall 9" ...

A fine and unusual pair of early 19th century bronze and ormolu two light candlesticks, in the form of a classical oil lamps, having flame cast sconces and central lids with acanthus...

This stylish and chic pair of candlesticks are fabricated in brass and steel, and they are attributed to Karl Springer. The pieces have a weighted bottom and the castings are crisp a...

Lovely pair of gilt bronze candlesticks, attributed to Ferdinand Barbedienne. The tripod base in the shape of lions' paws is surmounted by a collar formed of aquatic vegetation where a salamander wanders. On the fluted, elegant and straight was another salamander hastens to find its congener. The shoulder supporting the four light arms in the shape of an oil lamp is highlighted by three African elephant heads. The sockets are original and removable. A magnificent fantastic creature, guardian of this royal and symbolic fauna, half man, half animal, serving as an extinguisher, comes to magnify the whole of this sublime achievement of quality in all respects. Period: Late 19th century Dimensions: Total height: 55.5cm x width: 16cm The elephant is often seen as a symbol of strength and power. Being a large and magnificent animal, it is quite logically considered a powerful and majestic creature. His way of life, dependent on the herd, is at the origin of deep relational bonds based on loyalty, which develop the power and the will to defend others. The salamander had an amazing reputation for walking through flames. This alleged power has earned him, among other things, to be a royal symbol. With this exceptional power, the salamander was chosen by one of our most flamboyant kings, François 1er...