An Important Pair of Torchères in the Louis XV Manner
H: 89 in / 226 cm | Dia: 22 in / 56 cm
Description
Constructed in patinated and silvered bronze, and rouge brecciated marble; rising from serpentine marble bases, trimmed with silvered bronze tied cannelures, the tripartite scrolled legs issue columns incorporating addorsed syrinxes, holding reeded Pan pipes, supporting the coronas, having six candle branches, fitted with bulb holders. Bearing serial numbers to the backs, 3059 & 29126.
French, Circa 1890
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