Meg Braff Antiques & Decoration Candelabras

A wonderful pair of French doré bronze and crystal girandoles / candelabras with three lights as lamps.

A beautiful pair of two arm, three light, transparent glass candelabras with crystal drop prisms and removable bobeches, circa mid-20th centur...

Pair of antique six-light silvered bronze candelabra by Christofle French, 19th Century Height 67cm, diameter 37cm This superb pair of silvered bronze candelabra are crafted in the ...

A pair of vintage monumental candelabra from Georg Jensen, model #751, designed by Harald Nielsen in 1935. These exquisite pieces feature an oversized disk-shaped raised base with a ...

Pair of four-light candelabra, in shell. With a tall and imposing structure, with three curved arms and one straight one, they are decorated in detail, each one supporting a candle h...

A Tall Pair of Empire Revival Style Gilt-Metal Six-Light Candelabra, after a model by Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751–1843). Each gilt-leaf finished candelabra with a fluted center ste...

The candelabras are raised on fluted columns which terminate in finely chased capitals and are supported on a tripartite base raised on lion paw feet and mounted to a conforming plat...

Pair of six-light silvered bronze candelabra attributed to Christofle French, 19th Century Height 65cm, diameter 37cm This superb pair of candelabra are crafted in the opulent Roco...

This graceful pair of French crystal candelabra features tall, tapered spike-form finials with paneled sides. The pieces have scrolling bronz...

Marked: London, 1890, Maker: John Alowinckle And Thomas Slater

Pair of patinated brass double arm candelabra with cut crystal spacers and leaded crystal fluted center petite vase. Bobeche and striated candle cups are similar to Tommi Parzinger d...

A remarkable and highly important pair of Empire gilt-bronze and cut-crystal six-light candelabra attributed to Escalier De Cristal De Paris. French, circa 1819. This exceptional pair of candelabra can almost certainly be attributed to the workshops of l'Escalier de Cristal de Paris. They relate in particular to a dressing table and chair, now in the collection of the Louvre, which formed part of a toilette suite that was exhibited by L'Escalier de Cristal at the 1819 Paris exhibition of the Produits de l'industrie. The present candelabra may very likely have been made as part of this suite. In 'Baccarat: La Legende du Cristal', it states: "A l'Exposition des produits de l'industrie française de 1819, Mme Désarnaud présente une toilette, une cheminée, deux grands candélabres, deux tables, une grande pendule et plusieurs vases, en cristal et bronze...