Spectacular Pair of Bronze Torch Holders. 19th century From Venice H: 175cm

Elegant pair of French candelabra crafted in gilded bronze, dating from the 19th century. These classic candle holders feature refined decorative details and balanced proportions, r...

Magnificent and monumental pair of patinated bronze candelabra featuring two majestic male figures in the style of Atlas. Each figure is crowned with laurel leaves and supports an el...

Presenting an awe-inspiring pair of monumental bronze sculptures from the early 20th century. These grand pieces, each standing at an impressive 250 cm (8.2 feet) tall, are a testame...

This imposing pair of candlesticks from the 18th century, in the Spanish Renaissance style, is a true work of art crafted in embossed bronze. They possess a significant visual presen...

A pair of heavy patinated bronze sculpture candelabra, France mid-19th century. Two female sculptures holding a candleholder raised on a br...

Beautiful pair of bronze figural torchieres of two women holding torches which are electrified. This is a classic pair of draped bronze women holding aloft a flamed torch. The pair w...

François-Christophe-Armand Toussaint (1806-1862) A large pair of French mid-19th century gilt and patinated bronze figural torchères: Esclave Indien and Esclave Indienne cast by F. Barbedienne (before 1869) from models by Toussaint dated 1850 the male and female figures each holding aloft glass flame shades, on panelled chamfered rectangular black marble plinths, the bronze pedestals of cylindrical baluster form with acanthus leaf collars and four engaged foliate scroll corbel supports with fluted ornament, on circular socles cast in the form of ribbon-bound laurel garlands, each signed A.Toussaint 1850 and Fondeur F.Barbedienne, 36cm wide, 36cm deep, 217cm high (14in wide, 14in deep, 85in high). the figures 112cm high (44in high Armand Toussaint first exhibited a plaster model at the 1847 Salon in Paris entitled "Un esclave indien portant une torche" along with its female pendant...

This pair of candlesticks was made in the 19th century, around the 1870s. Each candlestick is designed as a female statue inspired by classical antique art. The two figures are not i...