Antique French Louis XV Gilt 3-Light Candelabras, c.1890
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Antique French Louis XV Style Gilt & Patinated Candelabras (Pair)
Overview:
This is a stunning pair of French Louis XV style gilt and patinated three-light candelabras from the late 19th century. Masterfully crafted by the renowned sculptor Rozet and cast by Thiébaut Frères, Fumière et Gavignot Successeurs of Paris, these exquisite pieces epitomize the grandeur of 19th-century French decorative arts.
Key Features:
Artistic Excellence:
Each candelabrum features a unique figural design inspired by playful and romantic Rococo themes:One depicts a seated girl holding delicate floral garlands, embodying grace and charm.
The other portrays a young boy sitting on a tree stump, radiating vitality and innocence.
Candelabra Design:
Three scrolling foliate arms extend from each base, crafted to mimic natural vines.
Candleholders and drip-pans are intricately detailed with foliate motifs.
Base Composition:
Scroll-shaped bases adorned with flowing acanthus motifs, characteristic of the Rococo style.
Gilt and patinated finishes create a luxurious contrast, accentuating their intricate details.
Signature & Authentication:
Each piece is signed by Rozet and inscribed with the foundry mark: "Thiébaut Frères / Fumière et Gavignot Srs. Paris," ensuring authenticity and provenance.
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Width: 29 cm (11.5 inches)
Depth: 29 cm (11.5 inches)
Height: 53 cm (20.5 inches)
Material:
Gilt and patinated bronze
Condition:
Excellent: Rich patina, well-preserved gilt finish, and structurally intact.
Minor age-related wear with faint traces of wax, consistent with their period.
Historical & Artistic Significance:
These candelabra are a product of the Thiébaut Frères foundry, one of the most prestigious Parisian bronze foundries of the Belle Époque. Under the direction of Charles Fumière and André Gavignot, the foundry continued its legacy of producing award-winning bronze works, recognized at international exhibitions such as the 1878 and 1889 Paris International Expositions.
Provenance:
Auctioned at Bonhams, London, during their Fine European Furniture, Sculpture, and Works of Art sale on July 5, 2012.
Estimated value at auction: £8,000–£12,000 GBP.
Collector’s Appeal:
These candelabra are not only functional as lighting pieces but are also museum-quality decorative objects, embodying the opulence and artistry of late 19th-century France. Ideal for fine art collectors or as a luxurious addition to an elegant interior.
Additional Information:
For inquiries or further details, please contact us. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of French history and artistry that will elevate any collection or setting.
For inquiries about this item, please scroll to the bottom the page: “enquire about this item”
Antique French Louis XV Style Gilt & Patinated Candelabras (Pair)
Overview:
This is a stunning pair of French Louis XV style gilt and patinated three-light candelabras from the late 19th century. Masterfully crafted by the renowned sculptor Rozet and cast by Thiébaut Frères, Fumière et Gavignot Successeurs of Paris, these exquisite pieces epitomize the grandeur of 19th-century French decorative arts.
Key Features:
Artistic Excellence:
Each candelabrum features a unique figural design inspired by playful and romantic Rococo themes:One depicts a seated girl holding delicate floral garlands, embodying grace and charm.
The other portrays a young boy sitting on a tree stump, radiating vitality and innocence.
Candelabra Design:
Three scrolling foliate arms extend from each base, crafted to mimic natural vines.
Candleholders and drip-pans are intricately detailed with foliate motifs.
Base Composition:
Scroll-shaped bases adorned with flowing acanthus motifs, characteristic of the Rococo style.
Gilt and patinated finishes create a luxurious contrast, accentuating their intricate details.
Signature & Authentication:
Each piece is signed by Rozet and inscribed with the foundry mark: "Thiébaut Frères / Fumière et Gavignot Srs. Paris," ensuring authenticity and provenance.
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Width: 29 cm (11.5 inches)
Depth: 29 cm (11.5 inches)
Height: 53 cm (20.5 inches)
Material:
Gilt and patinated bronze
Condition:
Excellent: Rich patina, well-preserved gilt finish, and structurally intact.
Minor age-related wear with faint traces of wax, consistent with their period.
Historical & Artistic Significance:
These candelabra are a product of the Thiébaut Frères foundry, one of the most prestigious Parisian bronze foundries of the Belle Époque. Under the direction of Charles Fumière and André Gavignot, the foundry continued its legacy of producing award-winning bronze works, recognized at international exhibitions such as the 1878 and 1889 Paris International Expositions.
Provenance:
Auctioned at Bonhams, London, during their Fine European Furniture, Sculpture, and Works of Art sale on July 5, 2012.
Estimated value at auction: £8,000–£12,000 GBP.
Collector’s Appeal:
These candelabra are not only functional as lighting pieces but are also museum-quality decorative objects, embodying the opulence and artistry of late 19th-century France. Ideal for fine art collectors or as a luxurious addition to an elegant interior.
Additional Information:
For inquiries or further details, please contact us. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of French history and artistry that will elevate any collection or setting.
For inquiries about this item, please scroll to the bottom the page: “enquire about this item”
Antique French Louis XV Style Gilt & Patinated Candelabras (Pair)
Overview:
This is a stunning pair of French Louis XV style gilt and patinated three-light candelabras from the late 19th century. Masterfully crafted by the renowned sculptor Rozet and cast by Thiébaut Frères, Fumière et Gavignot Successeurs of Paris, these exquisite pieces epitomize the grandeur of 19th-century French decorative arts.
Key Features:
Artistic Excellence:
Each candelabrum features a unique figural design inspired by playful and romantic Rococo themes:One depicts a seated girl holding delicate floral garlands, embodying grace and charm.
The other portrays a young boy sitting on a tree stump, radiating vitality and innocence.
Candelabra Design:
Three scrolling foliate arms extend from each base, crafted to mimic natural vines.
Candleholders and drip-pans are intricately detailed with foliate motifs.
Base Composition:
Scroll-shaped bases adorned with flowing acanthus motifs, characteristic of the Rococo style.
Gilt and patinated finishes create a luxurious contrast, accentuating their intricate details.
Signature & Authentication:
Each piece is signed by Rozet and inscribed with the foundry mark: "Thiébaut Frères / Fumière et Gavignot Srs. Paris," ensuring authenticity and provenance.
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Width: 29 cm (11.5 inches)
Depth: 29 cm (11.5 inches)
Height: 53 cm (20.5 inches)
Material:
Gilt and patinated bronze
Condition:
Excellent: Rich patina, well-preserved gilt finish, and structurally intact.
Minor age-related wear with faint traces of wax, consistent with their period.
Historical & Artistic Significance:
These candelabra are a product of the Thiébaut Frères foundry, one of the most prestigious Parisian bronze foundries of the Belle Époque. Under the direction of Charles Fumière and André Gavignot, the foundry continued its legacy of producing award-winning bronze works, recognized at international exhibitions such as the 1878 and 1889 Paris International Expositions.
Provenance:
Auctioned at Bonhams, London, during their Fine European Furniture, Sculpture, and Works of Art sale on July 5, 2012.
Estimated value at auction: £8,000–£12,000 GBP.
Collector’s Appeal:
These candelabra are not only functional as lighting pieces but are also museum-quality decorative objects, embodying the opulence and artistry of late 19th-century France. Ideal for fine art collectors or as a luxurious addition to an elegant interior.
Additional Information:
For inquiries or further details, please contact us. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of French history and artistry that will elevate any collection or setting.
