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A Matched Pair of Neoclassical Girandoles, Italian, ca. 1800
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Description
A matched pair of Neoclassical giltwood girandoles. Italian, possibly Naples, ca 1800/1820. The distinctive pagoda cresting and husk pendants suggest an either Piemontese or, more likely, Neapolitan (Kingdom of Two Sicilies) place of origin.
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Origin: Italy Period: 19th Century Materials: Carved gessoed and gilded wood mirror plate. Condition: Excellent. Of slightly differing detailing and date of manufacture - one missing the candleholder. Creation Date: Circa 1800. Number of Pieces: 2-3 Styles / Movements: Neoclassical Dealer Reference #: Ref. # DM001 Incollect Reference #: 117335 -
Dimensions
W. 16 in; H. 36 in; W. 40.64 cm; H. 91.44 cm;
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