18th century gilt bronze candelabra

18th century gilt bronze candelabra
Circa 1780
A fine pair of gilt bronze metal candelabra; Each pair is numbered 8-9 and 16 -17. Part of a large number supplied for a house or person unknown.
Height 39cm. Width 30.cm. Base diameter 14.3cm

Illustration has been found in Old Sheffield Plate, A History of the 18th Century Plated Trade. By Gordon Crosskey.
Page 312. Figure 437. Ormolu candelabrum c 1780 matching a design by Winter & Co.

The book was published with aid grants from The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art. The Marc Fitch Fund. Assistance from Sheffield Assay Office.

Condition
Excellent

W
30.50cm
12.01 inches
H
39.00cm
15.35 inches
Dia.
14.30cm
5.63 inches
Origin
United Kingdom
Medium
Gilt bronze
Reference
831650
£16,500.00

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