Pair of silver-plated bronze candelabras mid-19th century

In silvered bronze, these candelabras feature rich rocaille decoration. The stems, delimited by a gadrooned knot at the top and bottom, are baluster-shaped, the circular feet are doucine and contoured, the binnacles are vase-shaped, all adorned with scrolls and shells and engraved with flowers and leaves inside reserves delimited by curves and counter-curves. The upper part is made up of three sinuous, plant-like light arms, while the binnacles and their bobeches are made of cut-out leaves. Dating from the mid-nineteenth century, these fine objects show slight traces of wear on the protruding parts, while the chasing and engraving attest to the excellence of the craftsman who produced them.
19th century.
Height 41 cm.