Fine Blue Porcelain and Bronze Louis XV Style Four-Light Candelabra Centerpiece

Pair of finest quality French 19th Century Louis XV style Gilt Bronze four arm Candelabras with Royal code of arms.

Silvered bronze candelabra in French Louis XV rococo style by Eugene Hazart of Paris. Inscribed siganture, Eug. Hazart, Paris. Casting of th...

Pair of Louis XVI style gilt-bronze and rock crystal five-light candelabra. Each segmented stem with finial above pierced scroll-cast candle arms hung with pear-shaped prisms and con...

Pair of finest quality and large early 19 century French Louis XVI style ormolu and patinated marble and bronze candelabra with figures ...

French 19th century gilt bronze and cut crystal glass centerpiece candelabra.

Large, antique lantern with faceted crystal pendants and four electrified candles with faux wax covers dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, with modern wiring and plug, r...

Louis XV style bronze Five-light candelabra, Early 20th century. Of naturalistic form, the foliate clasped nozzles and drip pans issuing from scrolling branches about co...

Each with central Macaw bird with trailing branches with carnations and roses. Each with three candle arms. Rocaille bronze bases.

Origin: French Date: circa 19th century Dimension: 23" x 9-1/4".

A pair of large Louis XV style gilt-bronze and Samson porcelain candelabra French, Late 19th century Measures: Height 68cm, width 54cm, depth 36cm Crafted with great artistry and skill by the Samson porcelain manufactory in late nineteenth century France, these exceptional candelabra feature superb full-length porcelain subjects set within elaborate gilt-bronze lighting branches. Made in the Louis XV style, each pair, symmetrical to each other in design, consists of five-lighting branches, a mount for the porcelain, and elegantly sculpted bases. The porcelain figures are that of a man and woman playing musical instruments, wistfully gazing towards each other while they stroll and play; he plays a variation on the bagpipes, probably the French cabrette, while she plays a large guitar-like stringed instrument. They stand 68cm in height and bear the Samson mark to the underside. Beautiful pieces, the porcelain figures of which can stand separately, they are wonderful examples of French antique...

Louis XV style gilt bronze mounted marble seven-light candelabra Each classical "vase" form standard, rising from a stepped circular base on three leaf scroll feat, supporting the ca...

Pair of bronze candelabras with four branches having two different figures standing at the bottom part. France, circa 1920.