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Candelabrum - Gilt bronze - Louis XV - stamped C, crowned

Candelabrum - Gilt bronze - Louis XV - stamped C, crowned

Antique French three-flame candelabrum in Louis XV Rococo style, with gilded bronze elements stamped C couronné (C coroné), attributable to the period 1745–1749. The candelabrum features an elaborate gilded bronze base, characterized by asymmetric scrolls, vegetal motifs and perforated decorations typical of mid-18th-century French Rococo taste. From the base rises a naturalistic composition of branches and leaves in patinated metal, supporting three gilded bronze candlesticks, finely worked with floral and vegetal decorations. Significantly, the presence of the original stamp C coroné (C couronné) on the gilded elements, including the base and the candlesticks, is noteworthy. It is a French tax mark used between 1745 and 1749, during the reign of Louis XV, on objects containing copper, including gilded bronzes. The presence of these marks constitutes an important historical element and dating aid for the punched components. Condition report The object is presented in the condition visible in the photographs, with patina, oxidations and signs of age. The composition is incomplete compared with the probable original configuration. The structure may have been enriched with porcelain decorative elements, including central figures and flowers applied to the branches, now missing. At the center of the base there are still residues of hardened resinous material, presumably used as an adhesive for fixing the decorative elements. The structure retains the three candlesticks, the gilded base and the metallic branching. Technical characteristics Origin: France (attributed) Era: mid-18th century, components stamped 1745–1749 Style: Louis XV, Rococo Materials: gilded bronze and patinated metal Stamp: C coroné (C couronné) Number of lights: 3 Total height: 26 cm Maximum width: 33 cm Base dimensions: 17 × 13 cm Total weight: 1,191 g An interesting testimony of French decorative arts of the 18th century, characterized by the richness of Rocaille workmanship, the naturalistic structure and the presence of historic punches on the gilded components. Interested parties are invited to examine carefully all the photographs, which form an integral part of the description and document the condition, the punches and any deficiencies.

Estimation:€800

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