Parisian Candelabrum 1830-1850

Elegant five-light candelabrum, finely chiselled bronze, attributable to the Parisian workshops of Feuchère or Calla, active in the years 1830–1850. In a pure romantic neo-Gothic style, the piece features a tripod sculpted with medieval motifs, topped with an elongated stem and openwork arms of harmonious proportions. The bronze work is of great finesse: Gothic interlacing, play of openwork and chiselled details typical of Parisian workshops from the early 19th century. The piece is complete, stable, and presents a beautiful antique patina. Height: 56 cm. Wingspan: 30 cm. Number of lights: 5. Weight: 3.060 kg. Period: 1830–1850. Attribution: Feuchère or Calla workshops. Style: Romantic neo-Gothic. A decorative and architecturally significant work, very representative of the Parisian Gothic revival, ideal for collectors or characterful interiors. The top of the column is not original; there was certainly a missing animal... the added piece is from the same period, if not older, and remains of good quality.