Pair of Renaissance Candlesticks in Silvered Bronze

A fine pair of gilt bronze candlesticks as standing female Egyptian caryatid figures surmounted with gilt bronze handled nozzles with lion masks, the candlesticks of tapering form, t...

Pair of exceptionally fine late 19th-century neoclassical gilt bronze candlesticks mounted on white marble bases with gilt bead borders. Now mounted as table lamps. France, circa ...

A substantial pair of silver plate column lamps, the architecturally correct corinthian columns supported on baluster bases rich in acanthus ornament and elevated on scroll legs and ...

Antique pair of very fine 19th century gilt bronze and tole table lamps, standing on square bases supported on winged cupids, the tapering fluted column with burnished gold highlight...

Pair of French Carcel Polished Bronze Table Lamps Rare pair of early 19th century polished and lacquered bronze table lamps attributed to ...

An exceptional pair of monumental gilt bronze column lamps, each with fluted columns, finely chased Corinthian capitals and applied classical masks and mounts to the base.

Very good pair of 16th century Italian bronze candlesticks of unusually bold design, turned balustrade form and good scale. One pricket lacking.      

A pair of Renaissance Revival part-silvered bronze candlesticks, France, 19th century.

A rare 18th century, figural, brass candlestick in the Renaissance taste. The stem cast as a male caryatid, most likely Adam, holding the candlestick positioned on his head with one ...

Renaissance Revival figural bronze candlesticks depicting allegorical representations of gladiators or other warriors, raised on bases modeled as armor epaulettes. Measures: 9" H x 6...

Late 19th century candlesticks crafted of patinated bronze, the stem decorated with Chinese. The man and the woman, elegantly dressed, rest on a tripod base. The base and the nozzle are ornamented with intricately detailed scrolls and foliage. Circa :1880 Dim: W: 4,3 in - D: 4,3in - H: 10,8in. Dim: L:11cm, P:11cm, H:27,5cm. Literature From the late16th century until the 18th century, Europe multiplied its trade with the Far East, importing tea, spices and porcelain, upon which the fortune of China and the various European East India Companies was built. The 1878 Paris World's Fair was the first time China officially participated at the Expositions universelles. Chinese architecture and interiors were presented, as well as the best of the nation's output in all artistic fields, including ceramics with crackle glazes, cornets vases...

Pair of Renaissance Revival gilt brass candlesticks each with pierced and cast decoration with lion masks female faces and scrolling acanthus. The tapering stems are raised on cir...