Large candelabrum with 4 lights, chiselled bronze, Louis XVI style, France, late 19th century.

Elegant four-light candelabrum in chiselled bronze, in the Louis XVI style, made in France around 1880-1900. This model is distinguished by its rich neoclassical decor: four winged griffins support the arms of light, the shaft is adorned with lion masks, beaded friezes, fluting, and gadroons, showcasing a beautifully crafted work. The whole is made of cast and chiselled bronze, assembled using traditional techniques from the late 19th century. It retains its beautiful old patina. No signature has been noted, which is common for decorative bronzes from this period. Very decorative, it will naturally find its place on a console, a fireplace, or a large table, in both classic and contemporary interiors. Characteristics: • Period: late 19th century (around 1880-1900) • Origin: France. • Style: Louis XVI • Material: chiselled bronze. • Number of lights: 4. • Height: 48 cm. • Width: 21 cm. • Depth: 23 cm. • Base: 16 × 12 cm. • Weight: 3 kg. Condition: Very good state of preservation. Beautiful original patina. Signs of wear consistent with age. No visible restoration. An elegant and authentic piece, representative of French decorative bronzes from the late 19th century.