Large Pair of Florentine Terracotta and Gilt Wood Candelabra c.1860

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Large Pair of Florentine Terracotta and Gilt Wood Candelabra c.1860An impressive and stunning pair of Candelabra from Florence, Northern Italy. c. 1860 The painted terracotta bases are signed Casprini and created by the pottery in Strada In Chianti, on the outskirts of Florence. The body of the candelabra is gesso gilded and painted wood, each crowned with ten arms with all original and remaining hand cut Murano glass drops sparkling and swagged between the picket candle arms.

urn and jarre production

Pair of heavy oak Victorian Church doors from St Peters Church

1870 With elegant proportions and fluted sides and lozenge details around their rims

A perfect piece for any garden or orangery

Attributed to manufacturers Austin and Seeley c

It is simply magnificent

It is truly magnificent in scale and patination with a wonderful covering of lichen

were designed to flank crucifixes or reliquaries within private chapels or sacristies

(141 cm wide at the base)

When operating

vividly represents the three stages of human life through distinct stylistic interpretations

A striking Architectural model of an identical four sided Palladian Temple or Temple of The Four Seasons