Gilded bronze candelabrum, Restoration period – early 19th century

This gilded bronze candelabrum, typical of the refinement of the Restoration period, captivates with the harmony of its proportions and the exceptional delicacy of its chiselling. Resting on a triangular base with gently curved sides, the whole rises on an elegant tripod foot. Each leg, sculpted in the form of a lion's paw, is enriched with acanthus leaves alternating with shell motifs. The shaft, in fluted casing, is adorned with finely chiselled foliage and palmettes. It supports a bouquet of five arms of light shaped like cornucopias, decorated with floral scrolls and motifs, whose ornamental richness fully evokes the late neoclassical aesthetic. The whole is crowned with a central candlestick placed on a corolla flower, bringing remarkable verticality and visual balance. This candelabrum stands out for the quality of its gilding and the precision of its details. A decorative piece of great presence, perfect for enhancing a classic interior or engaging with contemporary decor. Period: Early 19th century. Very good condition.