A PAIR OF MASSIVE FRENCH SILVER-GILT SEVEN-LIGHT CANDELABRA, VICTOR BOUDET, PARIS, CIRCA 1900

A PAIR OF MASSIVE FRENCH SILVER-GILT SEVEN-LIGHT CANDELABRA, VICTOR BOUDET, PARIS, CIRCA 1900

in the Louis XV style with stylised leaf-cast branches, cast rococo columns, on a spreading circual base cast with swirling flutes, the bases stamped BOUDET 43 LES CAPUCINES, each with an iron rod running through the centre
83cm., 32¾in. high
26,386gr., 848oz. total

Condition Report:
Extremely heavy gauge. The branches a little mishapen. Marled clearly to each foot. Good condition. Would benefit from professional cleaning.

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