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Pair Of Seven-Light Silver Candelabra. Vercelli Italy
$ 8,653
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Description
A ceremonial pair of silver seven-light candelabra executed in the spirit of Historicism with a clear reference to Baroque forms and proportions. The composition is distinguished by a monumental silhouette, rich sculptural modeling and balanced architectural structure. The massive shaped bases, decorated with volutes and acanthus motifs, support tall baluster stems rising into an elaborate branched crown with gracefully curved S-shaped arms. The relief ornament enhances the play of light across the polished silver surface. Such pieces were conceived for grand interiors of the fin de siecle period. Hallmarks: Maker's mark of an Italian silver workshop in the form of a hexagonal shield, a traditional type of workshop mark used in Northern Italy at the end of the 19th - early 20th century. Italian state assay mark indicating silver fineness "800". Dimensions: Height: 50 cm; Width: 43 cm; Depth: 43 cm. Weight: Total weight of the pair: 1,780 g. Condition: Good. Even, attractive patina. No deformations or losses. Provenance: Private European collection.
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Period: 1900-1919 Condition: Good. Good. Even, attractive patina. No deformations or losses. Styles / Movements: Rococo Dealer Reference #: 510 Incollect Reference #: 883250 -
Dimensions
W. 16.93 in; H. 19.69 in; W. 43 cm; H. 50.01 cm;
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