Late 19th Century, Pair of French Gilt Bronze Six Lights Chandeliers

The pair of elegant chandeliers was made in France at the end of the 19th century. The structure is in chiseled and gilded bronze. In the centre, facing downwards is mounted a clock with a circular bronze frame from which depart the six chiseled and curvilinear bronze arms on which is set a second circular golden and chiselled bronze frame of wider diameter a pair of crystal decorated with bronze applications with flower motifs. The six lights are presented with chiseled and gilded bronze candle cups. In the center of the lamp is inserted the stem in linear bronze, chiseled and gilded that ends towards the ceiling anchor with a circular chiselled bronze element with foliated motifs. The stem is embellished with crystal balls that create reflections and reverberations make the whole graceful.
The chandeliers can be easily placed in all environments, both ancient and modern contexts.
The clocks need servicing. One of the two dials is missing the glass.