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Magnificent bronze candelabra double patina Empire era circa 1810-1820

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Dimensions :
H57 x W30 x D30
Color :
golden
Material :
bronze
Style :
classic

Magnificent bronze candelabra double patina empire era circa 1810-1820. Beautiful tripod model in bronze gilded with fine gold in matte and shiny and patinated bronze green, the contrast bringing out the gold of the gilding. Very nice quality of carving. This large luminaire illuminates with 6 lights. The gilding is in an exceptional state of freshness. Dimensions: h57 X 30.

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